With a deadheat in the Democratic race for the nomination in Nevada, Edwards, Clinton and Obama took the stage for the final debate before the Nevada Caucus. John Edwards' clearly delivered the most comprehensive answers at this evening's MSNBC Nevada Debate.

In fact, a focus group of Undecided Nevada Voters, declared Edwards the winner:

Edwards Declared the Winner by a Focus Group of Undecided Nevada Voters.  On Fox News, Frank Luntz' focus group from Las Vegas of thirty undecided Nevada Democrats declared Edwards the winner.  

Luntz:

"How many of you thought John Edwards won?" [1/2 crowd raises hand]

"How many of you came in supporting Senator Edwards?" [About 3 people raise hand]

"On issue after issue, we're going to show this to you tomorrow night, his language actually scored better than Senator Clinton and Senator Obama."

Fox News

While other candidates engage in a battle over semantics, ever playing the gender and race cards, John Edwards remains rock steady in the progressive fight.

Unthwarted by attacks from the corporate elite and an essential MSM blackout, Edwards blazes on in giving voice to the voiceless.

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John Edwards delivered a rousing speech tonight after the New Hampshire Primary.

Edwards stated that, "99% of voters have not yet voted" and that he is "in it all the way through the convention to the White House."

Edwards is "in this race until we restore the American Dream!"

Watch Edwards' speech here:

Elizabeth Edwards NH Speech: Intro Remarks

With less than 24 hours left before the first in the nation New Hampshire primary, voters are getting a "glimpse behind the curtain" of what the candidates would be like as President.

Beyond all of the stagecraft and theatre that goes into every campaign, there have been some critical moments, where voters were given a glimpse behind the curtain as to "which ones are politicians and which ones are leaders" (Elizabeth Edwards).

John Edwards appeared on "This Week" today from New Hampshire after his powerful debate performance, last night.

During the show, Stephanopoulos brought up the subject of paid lobbyists to which Edwards forcefully answered, "there will be no paid lobbyists" in an Edwards White House.

Edwards is the only candidate who is backing up his call for change with bold, progressive plans and a committment to take on the entrenched interests to return our democracy to the people.

Edwards on the "Battle for the Middle Class" at the NH Debate

Watch Edwards on "This Week" here:

Elizabeth Edwards appeared on Hardball tonight where she gave it to Chris Matthews regarding the ridiculously slanted coverage of the Democratic Presidential Primaries.

Elizabeth also discussed John's strong showing in Iowa and the record fundraising day to date:

EDWARDS CAMPAIGN REPORTS RECORD-BREAKING CONTRIBUTIONS ONLINE

Strong finish in Iowa attracts thousands of first-time donors, putting campaign on track for best online fundraising day to date

Chapel Hill, North Carolina - Following a strong second-place finish in the Iowa Caucuses last night, the John Edwards for President campaign announced record-breaking online fundraising totals, putting the campaign on track for its best online fundraising day to date.

"We have been absolutely overwhelmed by the response to Sen. Edwards' strong finish in Iowa," said Edwards' senior strategist Joe Trippi. "We're on track for our best online fundraising day ever, since www.JohnEdwards.com went up a year ago - and half of the contributions we're seeing are from new donors to the campaign. That speaks volumes to the strength of John Edwards' message of standing up and fighting for the middle class."

The campaign first saw an uptick in online fundraising late last night, as the results from Iowa's first-in-the-nation contest began rolling in. The surge continued overnight, and by 8:45am ET this morning the campaign's online contributions had already topped the previous day's day-long total. Between the hours of 10:00am and 11:00am ET today, the campaign experienced its best online fundraising hour ever.  

Watch here:

John Edwards wrapped up his 36 Hour Marathon for the Middle Class at the "Our Country" rally with John Mellencamp last night, at the Val Air Ballroom in Des Moines, Iowa. The ballroom was packed to capacity with thousands of Iowans for Edwards.

John Mellencamp Campaigns for John Edwards

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Edwards delivered an inspiring speech, making his final call to Iowans to caucus for him this evening.

"Corporate greed is robbing our children of the promise of America and it is time for us to fight back," Edwards told a raucous crowd. "And right here, beginning in the heartland of America, here in Iowa, you're going to rise up, you're going to stand up, you're going to speak up and you're going to say to America, `Enough is enough, we want our country back, we want our democracy back, we are better than this.'"

Watch Senator Edwards' Speech Here:

"Our Country" Rally: Part 1

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Edwards is hitting it hard on the trail in Iowa this week. As he headed out for townhalls today, the last Sunday before the caucus, another new poll was released that showed him in the lead in Iowa.

Iowa: Edwards surges, Huckabee's bubble bursts

Among Democrats:

- Former Sen. Edwards of North Carolina has the support of 24 percent;

- Sen. Clinton of New York has 23 percent;

- Sen. Obama of Illinois has 22 percent;

- Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico has 12 percent;

- Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware has 8 percent;

- Sen. Chris Dodd of Connecticut has 2 percent;

- Rep. Dennis Kucinich of Ohio has 1 percent.

- Undecided: 8 percent.

One in five Iowa Democrats say they could still change their minds. The poll's margin of error was plus or minus five percentage points.

While the survey shows a virtual statistical tie, it also shows Edwards with some momentum heading into the final days. He's gained 3 percentage points since McClatchy-MSNBC polled Iowa before the holidays, while Clinton lost 4 points and Obama lost 3 points.