2008 Presidential Election

More than 2.1 million people cast a ballot in Tuesday's election, and most voted in the Democratic primary that featured the historic race for the White House. Full story...

Without a break after yesterday's two contests, Hillary Rodham Clinton is pushing full steam ahead to next week's primary in West Virginia. Full story...

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has lent her presidential campaign $6.4 million over the past month, a campaign aide says. Full story...

Barack Obama says he knows the marathon struggle for the Democratic nomination has caused "bruised feelings on both sides" but predicts the party will unite by November. And his campaign is dropping broad hints that it's time for the 270 remaining unaligned party figures known as superdelegates to get off the fence and settle the nomination. Full story...

The polls have closed across North Carolina. Lines and waits greeted some voters this morning. Record turn-out was expected as North Carolina votes in a presidential primary that matters for the first time in at least a generation. Full story...

As soon as the doors opened this morning people flowed in. Most were prepared for long lines and were pleasantly surprised at how quick things went. Full story...

Exit polls indicate the economy has been on voters' minds in Democratic primaries in Indiana and North Carolina. Full story...

North Carolina's election chief says there have been few problems reported around the state as voters cast ballots in presidential and state primaries that are expected to break turnout records. Full story...

North Carolina and Indiana are looking like the last chance for the Democratic candidates to take in a big chunk of pledged delegates. Full story...

Barack Obama says he feels good about primaries today in North Carolina and Indiana, but thinks it's going to be close. Full story...