Ralph Nader is pushing hard to get on the ballot in Massachusetts and many other states after deciding to run for the presidency months ago. 7's Political Editor Andy Hiller talks to Nader about what his run could mean for the Democrats.
We've heard a lot about American companies moving overseas, setting up operations elsewhere to cut costs. The State of Massachusetts is following in their footsteps. 7's Political Editor Andy Hiller shows us how that's saving money, but costing jobs.
Today, May 17th, will always be remembered as the first day same-sex marriage was legal anywhere in the United States. But history already remembers this day for another landmark civil rights breakthrough. 7's Political Editor Andy Hiller traces the history of this day in this evening's "Hiller Instinct".
It truly was a “Super Tuesday” for Senator Kerry. Not only did he win virtually all the delegates up for grabs tonight, he won big. 7's Political Editor Andy Hiller has been watching tonight's primaries closely. He joins us now with his analysis.
So just which way are the voters leaning? 7's Andy Hiller is tracking trends at the ballot box
With one day of campaigning left before "super Tuesday" when voters in 10 states vote, Senator John Kerry is drumming up support. He may be the democratic frontrunner now, but Kerry has had a wild ride to the top. 7's Political Editor Andy Hiller hit the road with the senator in this "Hiller Instinct".
Senator John Kerry trying to seal the deal tomorrow, hoping for a big "Super Tuesday" win. Ten states including Massachusetts hold presidential primaries tomorrow. 7's Political Editor Andy Hiller says while Tuesday looks super for Kerry, it probably won't be enough to deliver a knock-out blow to his rival, Senator John Edwards.
The democratic front-runner is campaigning with an entourage these days and for a time earlier this week that included 7's Political Editor Andy Hiller. He goes one-on-one with Senator Kerry in today's Hiller Instinct.
Once the frontrunner before the primaries, Howard Dean dropped out of the race today. What went wrong for the former Vermont Governor on the campaign trail? We take a look in "The Hiller Instinct".
Same sex marriage may become the most divisive wedge issue of "Decision 2004" and is already producing winners and losers. 7's Andy Hiller identifies them in "The Hiller Instinct".
A big night for Senator Kerry in Decision 2004. Kerry posted primary wins in two southern states tonight, Tennessee and Virginia. 7's Political Editor Andy Hiller says the Senator can now focus on just one opponent -- President Bush.
The democratic candidates prepare for more primaries in "Decision 2004" that could narrow the field. Virginia and Tennessee are next up on the democratic calendar. Right now, here is the delegate count. Kerry is far ahead with 290, Edwards with 85, Dean in third, Clark in fourth and Sharpton rounding out the list. 7's Political Editor Andy Hiller has more on the preparations for tomorrow's primary.
The democratic candidates for president are reaching out to voters in the South. Many of the men vying to be the next president got a chance to speak to voters today. A forum was held today for the candidates to speak with working families in Columbia, South Carolina. The morning meeting comes after an important debate in Greenville last night. 7's Political Editor Andy Hiller watched it all.
Throughout the campaign we've been bringing you exclusive poll results from here in New Hampshire. And our final 7News/Suffolk University Poll shows Senator Kerry is still enjoying a large lead, but Howard Dean is gaining on him. Political Editor Andy Hiller has the numbers from our Manchester bureau.
Political Editor Andy Hiller has some insight into tonight's primary outcome from our Manchester bureau.