Politics: A Tuesday Tie?

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Wednesday, October 27, 2004 Election 2004 Experts Ponder Prospect of Electoral College Tie A computer analysis finds no fewer than 33 combinations in which 11 battleground states could divide to produce a 269 to 269 electoral tie. • 3 States May Be Back on the Table • Electoral College Map: Updates to Colo., Fla., Iowa, Mich., Ohio, Pa. and More Political Ads Aiming Straight for the Heart With tens of millions of dollars to spend and messages that often pack a greater emotional punch than those of Bush and Kerry, independent groups are blitzing the airwaves in the presidential campaign's final stretch. • Attacks Sharpen as Clock Ticks Down • 36 Papers Abandon Bush for Kerry Supreme Court Hopefuls' Preferences for Court in Spotlight With the Supreme Court's announcement Monday that Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, 80, is suffering from thyroid cancer, the candidates' positions on judicial nominations have been thrust into the spotlight. Daily Tracking Poll If the 2004 presidential election were being held today, would you vote for George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, the Republicans, John Kerry and John Edwards, the Democrats, or Ralph Nader and Peter Camejo, the independents? Which candidate are you leaning toward? Methodology| Poll Trends | Today's Full Results | Results by Demographics Advertisement Get your news just the way you like it. Add your favorite columnists and topics to a washingtonpost.com newsletter delivered to your in-box each morning. It's a free and easy way to make sure you never miss a thing. Personalize your e-mail today and enjoy customized articles tomorrow. Before President Bush in 2000, who was the last presidential candidate to win the Electoral College vote without winning the popular vote? A. Calvin Coolidge B. Benjamin Harrison C. Abraham Lincoln D. Andrew Jackson More Political News Attacks Sharpen as Clock Ticks Down Legal Battles Over Ballots Put Election Rules in Flux Campaign Trail Takes Clinton to South Florida: He Touts Kerry to Jewish, Hispanic Voters This Time, Bush Makes Stop in 'City of Presidents' Students Decry Registration Problems: Democrats Allege 'Scare Tactics' to Suppress Young People's Poll Turnout In Fierce Contest for Ohio Vote, Secretary of State Feels Scrutiny 36 Papers Abandon Bush for Kerry Kilgore Makes Light of Kerry's Va. Blitz: Democrats Hope to Sway Rural Voters 3 States May Be Back on the Table: Close Race Forces Parties to Reassess 11th-Hour Ad Buys Sen. Murray Holds Lead Over Former Term-Limiter Turf War Stalls Intelligence Bill: Pentagon Allies at Odds With Advocates of New Director As the Debates Went, So Went Coverage of the President: 59 Percent of Bush Stories Were Negative, Study Finds How to Survive a Power Surge in Post-Election Washington Another Congress to Return for Another Lame-Duck Stint: Post-Election Meetings to Finish Work Set for Mid-November Tenet: Iraq Not 'Wrong' -- Just 'Looking Bad' NRC Closes Web Library for Security Review WASHINGTON IN BRIEF LIVE DISCUSSIONS • Live, 11 a.m. ET: Campaign Diary From Wisconsin With Robert G. Kaiser and Lucian Perkins • Live, 11:30 a.m. ET: Comedian and Former Nixon Speechwriter Ben Stein • Live, 1 p.m. ET: Talk E-Voting Issues with Robert MacMillan and Dan Keating • Live, 2 p.m. ET: Attorney Clay Mulford on Campaign Law, Ballot Access and the Role of Lawyers in the 2004 Election • Transcript: The Nation's David Corn • Transcript: Russell Simmons, Chairman of Hip-Hop Summit Action Network • Transcript: Ricki Green, Producer of the PBS Film 'The First Lady: Public Expectations, Private Lives' • Transcript: Fred Hiatt on The Post's Kerry Endorsement • Transcript: Dinesh D'Souza, Author and Rishwain Scholar at the Hoover Institution • Transcript: Eric Hoplin, Chairman of College Republicans • Transcript: Ron Reagan Jr. on Stem Cell Research • Transcript: Roll Call's Louis Jacobson on the Importance of Local Issues in the Presidential Race • Transcript: Grant Woodard, National President of the College Democrats of America • Live Online: Full List of Political Discussions OPINION • Post Editorial: Voting Rights for Ex-Felons • Post Editorial: Stem Cell Politics • Peter Beinart: The End of the 'Jewish Vote' • Robert J. Samuelson: Election by Litigation • Harold Meyerson: The GOP's Shameful Vote Strategy • Leonard Downie Jr.: A Strict Separation • Anne Applebaum: Time to Tell Hussein's Story • Tom Toles Cartoon: Battleground States • More Editorials & Opinion ONLINE EXTRAS • Comparing the Candidates • Charting the Campaign • Terry M. 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