 | Thousands of supporters listen to U.S. President George W. Bush during a campaign election rally in Orlando, Florida, October 30, 2004. Bush is campaigning in the battleground states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Florida today in the run up to the November 2 presidential election. click to open  |
 | A sign claiming that even Santa Claus supports U.S. President George W. Bush is shown during a campaign election rally in Orlando, Florida, October 30, 2004. Bush is campaigning in the battleground states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Florida today in the run up to the November 2 presidential election. click to open |
 | A girl wears a Statue of Liberty hat at a George W. Bush campaign rally in Orlando, Florida, October 30, 2004. With three days left before the presidential election, Bush campaigned in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Florida. click to open |
 | Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry takes the stage for a rally at the Las Cruces Public Schools' Field of Dreams in Las Cruces, New Mexico October 23, 2004. click to open |
 | Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry stands with the President of the Mescalero Apache tribe in New Mexico Mark Chino, left, and New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, right, at a campaign rally at the Field of Dreams in Las Cruces New Mexico. click to open |
 | Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry speaks at a rally in New Mexico on October 23, 2004. Kerry tried to burnish his national security credentials by vowing to hunt down terrorists with the same energy he used to pursue the Viet Cong. The Massachusetts senator also kept up his attack on President Bush, accusing his Republican rival of allowing Osama bin Laden to 'walk out of the back door.' click to open |
 | Ray Hayden (C) waits to vote as poling locations opened for early voting at a library in Tamarac, Florida, October 18, 2004. Hayden has waited over three hours, and over a hundred people have been turned away as machines throughout Broward County have been temporarily closed due to malfunctions. The problem has reportedly stemmed from the machines being unable to confirm voters identity. click to open |
 | A voter casts his ballot in a public library in Orlando, Florida October 18, 2004. Florida's early-voting law allows residents to cast their ballots up to 15 days prior to Election Day. Votes will be counted following closing of the polls on November 2. click to open |
 | Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry addresses supporters at a rally in Orlando, Florida October 18, 2004. The appearance was on the first day of voting as Florida's early-voting law took effect. Kerry made numerous appearances in the pivotal state. click to open |
 | Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry addresses supporters at a rally in Orlando, Florida October 18, 2004. The appearance was on the first day of voting as Florida's early-voting law took effect. Kerry made numerous appearances in the pivotal state. click to open |
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