FOX News reports McCain campaign’s internal polls show a tightening race to the White House.

One new poll gives Barack Obama a 16-point lead over John McCain with a week left before the election.

Republican presidential nominee John McCain is dismissing the sour poll numbers that show him trailing in his race for the White House against Democrat Barack Obama and says his campaign is “doing fine.“

Nine days and counting before Election Day and the candidates are busy stumping in swing states.

John McCain is telling Colorado voters to “double-check the skill of the marksman” when it comes to targeted tax increases, because Congress “has been known to fire wildly.“
   

Republican John McCain is holding a series of “Joe the Plumber” events aimed at blue-collar workers as he hopes to keep Florida from swinging to Barack Obama.

The latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows Barack Obama’s lead widening nationwide. 

Obama and McCain battle for votes block by block.

Colin Powell, former U.S. Secretary of State, says “Senator Obama has demonstrated the kind of calm, patient, intellectual, steady approach to problem solving that I think we need in this country.“

Voters in every state can cast ballots through early voting or absentee voting programs.

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell has endorsed Democrat Barack Obama for president, describing the Illinois senator as a “transformational figure.“

Barack Obama is continuing his push to win North Carolina away from the Republicans.

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama reports raising more than $150 million in September in an unprecedented eruption of political giving.

John McCain is playing defense and Barack Obama offense in their campaigning today.

Missouri, Virginia, and North Carolina have traditionally been states Republican presidential nominees could count on. That’s not the case this year.