Pelosi: McCain’s campaign attacks ‘bankrupt’
Speaker chides McCain for invoking her name in attacking Obama on the campaign trail.
It’s official: McCain wins Missouri
The Associated Press finally declared McCain as the winner in Missouri. See also: Ted Stevens concedes
McCain returns to Senate without fanfare
McCain's Senate return was overshadowed by the mini-dramas surrounding Lieberman and Stevens.
Jake Tapper on Rivals’ Meeting
President-elect Obama and Sen. McCain discuss how they can work together.
Obama fared better than feared with Jews
Persuadable Jewish voters did not have a problem with Obama as much as some affinity for McCain.
McCain, Obama carve out rocky alliance
Two years, one spat over an ethics reform bill and a tense campaign later, former rivals try to start anew.
Rivals meet again in Chicago
Obama met with McCain for the first time since the Democrat won the presidency in an electoral landslide.
Cleland ad causes trouble for Chambliss
As McCain returns to the trail for Chambliss, Dems are reminding voters of an ad from Chambliss' past.
Obama likely to escape campaign audit
The FEC is stil planning an audit of McCain’s coffers, costing him millions. See also: Penn on affluent voters
Senate runoff a test for Obama
He could dull his victory if he campaigns against the Georgia GOP. See also: McCain for Chambliss
GOP train wreck could have been worse
Obama defeated McCain in the presidential race, but Dems seem short of their coveted 60-vote majority.
Ignoring the inevitable
Everyone in McCain’s entourage knew that the end was near. Just no one wanted to admit it.
McCain Concedes Presidential Race
GOP candidate congratulates President-Elect Barack Obama on a historic victory.
Jake Tapper on the Last-Minute Rush
A look at the final moments of the Obama and McCain campaigns.
America Votes, but First It Must Wait in Long Lines
Obama votes with daughters; McCain votes and resumes campaigning.
The Candidates’ Final Words
Obama, Biden, McCain and Palin address crowds in the final hours of campaigning.
Closing Arguments: McCain
McCain and Palin close their campaign with a new set of dubious attacks.
Who spent more money on advertising, McCain or Obama?
Overall, Obama has outspent McCain by nearly 3-to-1, but in the closing week it's been closer to 5-to-1.
GOP-ers chart path to McCain win
Political operative says RNC’s internal polling now shows the race is within the margin of error in certain key swing states.
Election countdown: T-minus 24 hours
With less than 24 hours until voting begins on Election Day, both campaigns scramble for exposure in the most swing states. See also: McCain hits Obama on coal
What if Wright played a bigger role in campaign?
It is sure to be one of the most hotly debated questions in the weeks ahead should McCain not pull off a come-from-behind win. See also: Monday barnstorm
Davis: Holdouts could tilt election to McCain
The campaign manager looked back on the past two years, and said Obama may still not have closed the deal.
McCain plans big tour Monday
McCain plans a final push that will take him to seven states. See also: Obama on pace to break 50%
Nader campaign: Obama has no nuts
It's no surprise that Nader is trying to draw attention from Obama and McCain. See also: 10 most viral videos
GOP offers scant proof of voter fraud
Republicans have yet to provide significant evidence of voter fraud, which McCain said is "maybe destroying the fabric of democracy."
Obama ties McCain to Cheney
The nimble Obama campaign is out with an ad playing up Vice President Cheney’s remarks on Saturday.
McCain-Fey team pitches goods on SNL
Watch out for the "sad grandpa." See also: Palin pranked by fake Sarkozy and Final score
McCain planner shows no room for error
Both camps have spent the last days in states Bush won in 2004. See also: McCain avoids trouble
No gain for Obama with churchgoers
Gallup shows 28% of white churchgoers for Obama. See also: Evangelicals see McCain as lesser evil
First, let’s reserve all the lawyers
McCain and Obama have lawyers at the ready in case poll problems escalate into a constitutional challenge.
Evangelical voters cold to McCain
In 2008, evangelical voters' final get-out-the-vote push is more of a shove against a candidate they don't want in the White House — Barack Obama.