The results are in! New York area voters have voiced their opinions on the major election issue of the economy. You can check out responses to all the surveys in the Voice of New York Voters series and see how your views compare.
The results are in! New York area voters have voiced their opinions on the major election issue of health care. You can check out responses to all the surveys in the Voice of New York Voters series and see how your views compare.
The results are in! New York area voters have voiced their opinions on the major election issue of energy and the environment. You can check out responses to all the surveys in the Voice of New York Voters series and see how your views compare.
R & E examines now how the media should cover candidates. Should religious beliefs, or anything else, be off limits — a candidate’s family, personal life, pastor? Watch. (Originally aired: 10/10/2008).
David Wessel (The Wall Street Journal), Karen Tumulty (Time Magazine), James Barnes (National Journal), Dan Balz (The Washington Post), and host Gwen Ifill discuss:
* Bush Reassures Country While Dow Jones Drops
* Obama Takes the Lead in Polls
* McCain Tries to Divert Attention Away From Crisis
Watch here. (Originally aired 10/10/2008)
Frontline’s “The Choice” has aired every 4 years since 1988, profiling the presidential candidates, their policies, and their plans, in depth. Watch now. The program will be broadcast again on Oct. 18, Oct. 26, and Nov. 3. See schedule.
Obama, McCain, Palin, Biden: they all describe themselves as Christians, but they talk about their faith — and apply it to their politics — in very different ways. Watch.
* Global interest rates cut
* The International reaction to the U.S. debates
* Series: rising global food prices – Argentina
* Penguins astray in Brazil
Watch now.
Charles Babington (AP), Jeanne Cummings (Politico), John Dickerson (Slate), and Jeff Zeleny (NYTimes) and host Gwen Ifill discuss:
* Biden, Palin Face Off in Vice-Presidential Debate
* Congress Passes Financial Rescue Bill
* Eventful Week May Be Crucial Shift in Campaign
Watch here. Originally aired 10/3/2008
NOW on PBS travels to New Mexico to see how the campaigns are hoping to attract—and secure—first-time voters on college campuses, as well as voters in New Mexico’s large Hispanic population. This southwestern state was won by fewer than 400 votes in 2000, and 6,000 votes in 2004. Watch.
