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NASCAR and the Battle for the White House

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
It looks like "NASCAR Dads" could be to the 2004 presidential campaign what "Soccer Moms" were to the 96 race. President Bush was at the Daytona to kick the race off; in many ways, he was also starting his re-election campaign. With close contests expected in states like Arkansas, Louisiana and Florida, both parties say the support of Nascar Dads (i.e., white and middle-class men) could prove the difference at the polls.

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