Elections

I'd like to thank you for supporting our congressional candidates.

I love John Edwards' idea for the way to conduct a Senate campaign.

People give money in these elections based on what they honestly believe should be done.

Delay would mean the death of campaign finance reform.

Your vote will decide whether we finish the job of putting those 100,000 police on the street.

Every election time the election is always decided by those who vote and by those who don't.

We are fortunate... there is a clear difference, so that people have a real choice.

I just think it's a mistake for anybody who wants to lead the country to not make an effort in the second biggest State in America.

This is one of the four, five, or six most important elections this country has ever had.

I'm very gratified by what happened in the Democratic primary last night.

Your vote doesn't make a difference. It does.

Now we have a chance to finish the job, to make the way we finance campaigns work better, too.

The thing I'd like to point out, though, that I was astonished by, and I did not learn until about midnight last night, is that apparently, in an uncontested caucus, 50,000 people went.

I want the Republicans to select their nominee.

I just determined that the best thing to do would be to try to handle the fundraising in a regular way this year.

No one knows more about our party's operations and strategy, and no one is more serious or qualified than Don to guide and direct Democrats to win elections.

With their help, we will return to the important business of electing Democrats at all levels of government.

It is the Democratic National Committee that works to elect the local, State, and Federal elected officials who serve the working people of our country.