Don't count your chickens ...

Democrats are gazing at a radical new dawn while Republicans are ready to attack the victor, writes Jonathan Freedland.

McCain feeds dark heart of conservatism

There is an ugliness and menace voiced at John McCain's rallies that he doesn't just tolerate but encourages, writes Michael Tomasky.

Early fraud claims 'taint' poll

An elder statesman of the Republican Party cast doubt on the legitimacy of the presidential election this week.

'I'm not George W'

Despite strong words, the final debate is unlikely to be the game-changer McCain had hoped for.

Party tells McCain to get nastier

Republicans are urging John McCain to adopt more aggressive tactics against Barack Obama amid fears that the White House is slipping away from them.

Hispanics urged to flex muscles

Democrat campaign targets the swing state of New Mexico. Dan Glaister reports

Crap sandwiches on Capitol Hill

Washington has seen a 'throw the bums out' mood before. But this is something else.

Barack Obama goes on the attack

The financial crisis ended the Palin circus but the Democratic presidential candidate must buck up his ideas to exploit McCain’s weak point.

Democrats in bid to defend right to vote

The Republicans argue that people who have lost their homes may no longer be resident at the address listed on voter records.

Barack Obama plays the 'incognegro'

Historically, there’s been a last-minute swing away from black candidates by white voters. Will Barack change things?

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