And finally, in Newark, at least one candidate is already looking ahead to next year's election.

Back in the old days, a candidate could look messy and get away with it.

I would add that how the candidates look and sound when speaking those words is the delivery vehicle for their message.

And no anchor should be given the power to make candidates look bad or good.

The candidates looked at one another without uttering a word for a few seconds.

When the candidates look over the voter registration lists, they are not there.

Curiously, the most unfamiliar candidate looked familiar to the committee.

Somehow my husband's candidate didn't look so bad this time, and I started having second thoughts about ending the marriage.

The candidates are looking for older viewers of local news programs.

Presidential candidates are always looking for new ways to separate themselves from the rest of the pack.