Andrea Bernstein

Last night John McCain held a town hall meeting in Manhattan, and WNYC's political director Andrea Bernstein was there. She talks about his New York visit--plus the latest campaign news.

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Sen. John McCain spoke at Federal Hall in Lower Manhattan last night in the first of a series of town hall meetings that his rival Barack Obama declined to attend.

WNYC’s Andrea Bernstein has more.

REPORTER: The event was billed as a forum with “real voters,” but ...

WNYC political director Andrea Bernstein looks back at Hillary Clinton's bid for the White House and where it went wrong.

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Sen. Hillary Clinton's campaign spokesperson has issued a statement saying she "is not seeking the vice presidency, and no one speaks for her but her."

The statement went on to say "the choice here is Senator Obama's and his alone." Earlier today, more than a dozen ...

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WNYC's Political Director Andrea Bernstein discusses both Barack Obama and John McCain's reach to swing voters, and the general election strategies the two men will have.

Andrea Bernstein, WNYC's political director, is covering the American Israel Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Conference where Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton will be speaking this morning. She is joined by J.J. Goldberg, editorial director of The Forward newspaper.

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What exactly does Sen. Hillary Clinton want, now that Sen. Barack Obama has clinched the Democratic nomination? She didn't drop out last night, but she gave what sounded like a farewell speech at Baruch College. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein was there and she joins us now.

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Sen. Hillary Clinton made her first speech after Sen. Barack Obama was named the Democratic presidential nominee. And she gave only the tiniest of hints that she's considering withdrawing from the race. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports from Washington.

Clinton received a sustained standing ovation from the ...

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Hillary Clinton is back in New York at her home in Chappaqua. Tonight she will be in Manhattan as the returns come in from the final two primaries in South Dakota and Montana. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein is also back in New York -- she was ...

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As the Democratic nominating process winds down, Clinton started her day with a meet and greet at Tally's restaurant in Rapid City, SD.

Hillary Clinton was due to speak at 10:30, but some women came at 7, eating pancakes and sipping coffee from tall brown ...

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Well the last day of campaigning for the two Democratic candidates for president has finally arrived. Now eyes are on Montana and South Dakota and on any clues as to what will happen next, especially as it regards Sen. Hillary Clinton.

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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton returns to New York City tomorrow night for the final election night party of the primary season. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports.
Read Bernstein's blog about the end of the primary season

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Hillary Clinton is campaigning hard this last day before the final primaries of the nominating process. She started with a meet and greet in Tally's restaurant in Rapid City. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein has more.

Takeaway Political Director Andrea Bernstein is in South Dakota and New York, blogging about the final week of Democratic primaries. It's the beginning of the end of a nominating process that's gone on longer than expected.

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As the Democratic presidential nominating contest enters its final days, a group of New York City lawmakers are traveling to Puerto Rico to campaign for Hillary Clinton.

Though the delegate math makes it all but impossible for Senator Clinton to win the nomination, Congresswoman Nydia ...

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One of Hillary Clinton's staunchest supporters - Governor Paterson - says her bid to seat the Florida and Michigan delegations rings of desperation. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein has the story.

REPORTER: Since leaving Kentucky on Tuesday, the Clinton campaign has been all about Florida and Michigan. The ...

Politico staff writer Jonathan Martin and WNYC political director Andrea Bernstein weigh in on last night's primaries in Oregon and Kentucky.