Frances Said:

Is a presidential candidate always privileged to hide his personal information for voters just to guess?

We Answered:

If these people who wants to see a persons personal information posted on the net, so badly.

Should put all of there personal information up on the net so every criminal, I.D thief and credit card skimmer can freely use it.

To clear out there bank accounts and run up credit cards under there name or be charged for all the crimes a person using there ID committed.

Maybe from this experience they might will grow a brain and gain common sense to understand this is why you don't put or ever give your personal information on the net.

Wilma Said:

Where can i find information for the 2008 presidential election candidates?

We Answered:

Wiki, each of the candidate's websites, the senate's records, to name a few. It's all out there.

Heather Said:

how do I find election information like what the candidates voted on and the actual issues on the ballets?

We Answered:

Google it

Ramona Said:

Where do I go to find unbiased information about election candidates in Texas?

We Answered:

my friend you are in america. the mother of pathological liars. the word unbiased does not exit in the american vocabulary. if you have money you can make your own law.

Shirley Said:

What information about the election are the soldiers in Iraq getting?

We Answered:

They get the same information as we do. Every base in Iraq has at least one area hooked up to AFN (the Armed Forces Network) and they pump in CNN and Fox News directly. I left there in the end of April of this year and I was able to follow what was going on until I made it through customs and was about to board a plane back to the US. They also have access to the Stars and Stripes newspaper and to the Internet.

I'm not sure who your "friend" is, but there are no secret Republican censors over there pumping pro-McCain news to them. Maybe the reason so many US troops lean Republican is because more Republicans join the Army than Democrats. That's not a knock to either party but most soldiers I know feel that Democrats put the military on the back burner when it comes to funding. As for the absentee ballets, those being counted depend on how early they get mailed out. Considering delays in the mail system, if they wait until less than a month before the election to mail in their ballets then they might not make it to their home state in time to get counted.