Election 2012
With $114 million, Obama just outraises Romney in August
WASHINGTON/BOSTON - President Barack Obama's campaign and its Democratic partners raised more than $114 million in August, narrowly beating Republican rival Mitt Romney for the first time in months as the race for the White House approaches its final stretch.
- Romney blasts debt-ceiling deal that Ryan backed
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- Romney raises $111 million in August: campaign
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- Obama courts Florida voters over Medicare, space policy
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- Obama maintains post-convention lead over Romney: Reuters/Ipsos poll
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- Romney says he would keep parts of Obama healthcare law
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- Gingrich calls Clinton convention speech "eerily anti-Obama"
- Analysis: Returning Congress faces big tasks, likely to do little
Women favor Obama, but mothers less so
Few doubt that President Barack Obama will win a majority of female votes nationwide. The question is whether he will capture enough of them in key states to offset a comparative lack of enthusiasm among men. Full Article | Interactive
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