It’s an honor to have the support of so many veterans across the great state of Pennsylvania, including so many brave men and women who served in Afghanistan and Iraq. This includes my friend Congressman Patrick Murphy, and my Pennsylvania veterans coordinator Koby Langley. We’ve seen a tremendous grassroots effort, as these young vets have organized, held meetings, and gone door to door to talk about the change we need to bring to Washington.

Democratic party is filing a suit with district court saying that John McCain has broken the campaign finance law by going over the spending limits.

Ace Smith, North Carolina State Director: “Today Senator Obama’s campaign began running an ad in North Carolina which is simply untrue. He should immediately pull this misleading ad off the air and acknowledge that his vote for the 2005 Bush-Cheney energy bill has had disastrous consequences for the middle class who are paying the price for his vote every time they pump gas.”

Industry lobbyists fund Clinton campaign while she votes to give them $10 billion in tax breaks.

Urging North Carolinians to vote for the presidential candidate who can best expand opportunities for rural Americans, a group of New York farmers set out across North Carolina on Monday to promote the success of Sen. Hillary Clinton's rural and agricultural initiatives in New York.

Yesterday in Steelton, Pennsylvania, Barack continued to speak honestly about the frustration that people have towards a government they feel is no longer listening to them. He also explained how a campaign that has been funded by and driven by ordinary people will lead to a presidency that will listen to and be accountable to all Americans.

Obama spoke using a podium used by former President John F. Kennedy during a presidential campaign visit to Terre Haute on Oct. 5, 1960.

In response to comments made by Senator Obama this week at a fundraiser in San Francisco, North Carolinians from across the Tar Heel State lent their names to an open letter decrying his characterization of those living in small towns.

U.S. presidential candidate John McCain spoke about the U.S. Economy at Brooklyn Small Business Roundtable in New York City on April 10 delivering the following remarks.

In more bad news for Democratic Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, her rival Barack Obama has cut into her lead among all groups including women in Pennsylvania ahead of the state's Presidential primary on 22nd April.

North Carolina for Hillary volunteers, supporters and staff will gather at phone banks across the state to continue answering over 6,000 questions that have been submitted since the campaign launched its NCAskMe.com website last Friday. Phone banks will be held in at the campaign’s offices in Raleigh, Charlotte, Fayetteville and Winston-Salem.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's senior campaign strategist Mark Penn has resigned following reports that his involvement in a public relations firm posed a conflict of interests.