Election 2008: Campaign coverage for the digerati
Here's what the 2008 presidential candidates have to say on all things technology. Also: the latest from the road to the White House.
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Stay up-to-date with our coverage from the campaign trail, which goes past whistle-stop towns, into the far corners of the blogosphere, social networks, and beyond. And to see what U.S. presidential candidates have to say on all things technology, check out CNET News' 2008 Technology Voters' Guide with its interactive map.
Featured coverage
Where to get Election Day results
This is the first year that you can realistically watch the election entirely online. Read on for our recommendations of what sites to visit on Election Day.• Following e-voting glitches
• President Obama? Web sites bet it's a done deal
November 4, 2008
Technology voter guide 2008
CNET News grades the presidential candidates, and the rest of Congress, on tech-related votes ranging from Net taxes to H-1B visas. Also: Nader's favorite gadget is a typewriter?• Technology voter guide: The map
• E-voting worries linger as Election Day nears
October 31, 2008
Latest coverage
Previous coverage
Republicans try for four more years
We bring you all the latest news from the Republican National Convention as the party takes its bid for the presidency to Minneapolis.September 4, 2008
Democrats' quest for the White House
We bring you all the latest news as the Democrats take over Denver and even tech giants catch convention fever.August 29, 2008
Election 2008: Technology Voters' Guide
Here's how the 2008 U.S. presidential candidates responded to a CNET News.com poll on all things technology.January 2, 2008
Think Obama and McCain really care about tech? Yeah, right
Silicon Valley is important but don't buy into the mistaken notion that it has become a political power in its own right. Not in this election, at least.September 8, 2008
Drilling down on McCain, Obama energy plans
Both presidential candidates tout clean energy with images of wind turbines and solar panels in advertisements. New Energy Finance analyzes their plans and voting records.September 3, 2008
Citizen journalists converge on party conventions
Audiences have more ways than ever to access audio and video coverage of the political campaigns--whether politicians like it or not.September 2, 2008
News.com special coverage:
Campaign coverage for the digerati
Campaign coverage for the digerati
Stay up-to-date with our coverage from the campaign trail, which goes past whistle-stop towns, into the far corners of the blogosphere, social networks, and beyond. And to see what U.S. presidential candidates have to say on all things technology, check out CNET News' 2008 Technology Voters' Guide with its interactive map.
Featured coverage
Where to get Election Day results
This is the first year that you can realistically watch the election entirely online. Read on for our recommendations of what sites to visit on Election Day.• Following e-voting glitches
• President Obama? Web sites bet it's a done deal
November 4, 2008
Technology voter guide 2008
CNET News grades the presidential candidates, and the rest of Congress, on tech-related votes ranging from Net taxes to H-1B visas. Also: Nader's favorite gadget is a typewriter?• Technology voter guide: The map
• E-voting worries linger as Election Day nears
October 31, 2008
Latest coverage
Previous coverage
Republicans try for four more years
We bring you all the latest news from the Republican National Convention as the party takes its bid for the presidency to Minneapolis.September 4, 2008
Democrats' quest for the White House
We bring you all the latest news as the Democrats take over Denver and even tech giants catch convention fever.August 29, 2008
Election 2008: Technology Voters' Guide
Here's how the 2008 U.S. presidential candidates responded to a CNET News.com poll on all things technology.January 2, 2008
Think Obama and McCain really care about tech? Yeah, right
Silicon Valley is important but don't buy into the mistaken notion that it has become a political power in its own right. Not in this election, at least.September 8, 2008
Drilling down on McCain, Obama energy plans
Both presidential candidates tout clean energy with images of wind turbines and solar panels in advertisements. New Energy Finance analyzes their plans and voting records.September 3, 2008
Citizen journalists converge on party conventions
Audiences have more ways than ever to access audio and video coverage of the political campaigns--whether politicians like it or not.September 2, 2008