— Sept. 28, 2004: Fmr. Vice President Al Gore and fmr. Sen. Bob Dole (R-KS) take part in Southern Methodist University's Linda and Mitch Hart Lecture moderated by David Gergen in Dallas, TX
— Sept. 29, 2004: Vice President Cheney and Lynne Cheney campaign in Minnesota
— Sept. 29, 2004: National Council of La Raza, Time Warner, the University of Miami Hispanic Heritage Month Committee, the Council for Democracy and the Hispanic Law Student Association sponsor a panel discussion on the role of the Latino vote in Coral Gables, FL
— Sept. 29, 2004: Sen. John Edwards (D-NC) campaigns in West Virginia and Pennsylvania
— Sept. 29, 2004: First Lady Laura Bush campaigns in New Mexico
— Sept. 29, 2004: Newsweek and the University of Miami co-host a pre-debate forum on "Why Florida Matters in Presidential Politics" in Coral Gables, FL
— Sept. 30, 2004: First presidential debate at the University of Miami moderated by PBS's Jim Lehrer in Miami, FL
— Sept. 30, 2004: Vice President Cheney and Lynne Cheney campaign in Colorado
— Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 2004: Rock the Vote bus tour travels to Florida
— Oct. 1, 2004: Fmr. President Jimmy Carter's birthday
— Oct. 1, 2004: Target adjournment for the 108th Congress
— Oct. 1, 2004: George Butler's film "Going Upriver: The Long War of John Kerry" scheduled for release in U.S. theaters
— Oct. 1-8, 2004: Vote for Change concert tour in battleground states
— Oct. 3, 2004: Rev. Al Sharpton's birthday
— Oct. 4, 2004: Early voting begins in Wisconsin
— Oct. 5, 2004: Vice presidential debate at Case Western Reserve University moderated by PBS's Gwen Ifill in Cleveland, OH
— Oct. 5, 2004: Michael Moore scheduled to release two books called "Will They Ever Trust Us Again?" and "The Official 9-11 Reader"
— Oct. 5, 2004: Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment scheduled to release the DVD version of "Fahrenheit 9/11"
— Oct. 5, 2004: Fmr. New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani attends a fundraiser for Georgia senatorial candidate Rep. Johnny Isakson in Macon, GA
— Oct. 6, 2004: Cornell University hosts a presidential debate for Green Party candidate David Cobb, Libertarian Party candidate Michael Badnarik, Socialist Party candidate Walt Brown, and Constitutional Party candidate Michael Peroutka in Ithaca, NY
— Oct. 8, 2004: Second presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis moderated by ABC's Charlie Gibson in St. Louis, MO
— Oct. 8, 2004: Fmr. Vice President Al Gore attends a fundraiser for Washington gubernatorial candidate Christine Gregoire in Seattle, WA
— Oct. 8, 2004: National unemployment numbers for September released
— Oct. 9-15, 2004: Rock the Vote bus tour travels to Missouri, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan
— Oct. 11, 2004: Columbus Day
— Oct. 12, 2004: National George Bush Meetup Day
— Oct. 13, 2004: Final presidential debate at Arizona State University moderated by CBS's Bob Schieffer in Tempe, AZ
— Oct. 13, 2004: Scheduled start of the NHL's 2004-2005 season
— Oct. 16, 2004: Early voting begins in New Mexico
— Oct. 16, 2004: Ramadan begins
— Oct. 19, 2004: Early voting begins in Florida
— Oct. 20, 2004: National Health Policy Council forum titled "Building a National Health Policy Plan for the President" at UCLA in Los Angeles, CA
— Oct. 21, 2004: Alfred E. Smith memorial dinner featuring former President George H.W. Bush and former New York Gov. Hugh L. Carey at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City, NY
— Oct. 22, 2004: State unemployment numbers for September released
— Oct. 22, 2004: Al Gore and Bob Dole debate the 2004 presidential election at Regent University's "Clash of the Titans" debate, Virginia Beach, VA
— Oct. 23, 2004: Scheduled start of the 2004 World Series
— Oct. 24, 2004: United Nations Day
— Oct. 23, 2004: Maine Democratic Party's Jefferson Jackson Dinner in Waterville, ME
— Oct. 28, 2004: National John Kerry Meetup Day
— Oct. 31, 2004: Daylight savings time ends
— Oct. 31, 2004: Halloween
— Nov. 2, 2004: Election Day
— Nov. 2, 2004: Scheduled start of the NBA's 2004-2005 season
— Nov. 5, 2004: President George W. Bush and Laura Bush's 27th wedding anniversary
— Nov. 5, 2004: National unemployment numbers for October released
— Nov. 7, 2004: 35th Annual New York City Marathon
— Nov. 11, 2004: Veterans' Day
— Nov. 17, 2004: Fmr. Gov. Howard Dean (D-VT)'s birthday
— Nov. 18, 2004: Official opening of the William J. Clinton Presidential Center, Little Rock, AR
— Nov. 19, 2004: State unemployment numbers for October released
— Nov. 25, 2004: Thanksgiving Day
— Dec. 1, 2004: World AIDS Awareness Day
— Dec. 3, 2004: National unemployment numbers for November released
— Dec. 4, 2004: Louisiana congressional runoff
— Dec. 7, 2004: Hanukkah begins
— Dec. 7, 2004: Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
— Dec. 11, 2004: Sen. John Kerry (D-MA)'s birthday
— Dec. 13, 2004: Presidential electors meet in state capitals across the country
— Dec. 15, 2004: Bill of Rights Day
— Dec. 21, 2004: First day of winter
— Dec. 21, 2004: State unemployment numbers for November released
— Dec. 25, 2004: Christmas Day
— Dec. 26, 2004: Kwanzaa begins
— Jan. 6-8, 2005: Southern Political Science Association conference, New Orleans
— Jan. 7, 2005: National unemployment numbers for December released
— Jan. 16, 2005: 62nd Annual Golden Globe Awards
— Jan. 20, 2005: 55th Inauguration of the President of the United States
— Jan. 25, 2005: State unemployment numbers for December released
— Feb. 13, 2005: 47th Annual Grammy Awards
— Feb. 27, 2005: 77th Annual Academy Awards
— May 19, 2005: Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith opens in theaters

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