Race For The White House

In 2008, freshman Senator Barack Obama goes up against "maverick" Republican Senator John McCain.

The 1980 race sees President Jimmy Carter and Republican Ronald Reagan fighting off fierce challenges from within, as both parties struggle to reinvent themselves and use the global media spotlight to their advantage.

In 1964, with the country still reeling from the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, President Lyndon B. Johnson campaigns against conservative Republican Barry Goldwater.

The 1912 race is an election between four remarkable candidates -- former Republican President Theodore Roosevelt, his anointed heir President William Howard Taft, scholarly and religious Democrat Woodrow Wilson, and Socialist Eugene Debs.

The presidential election of 1976 pits the political establishment, personified by Republican President Gerald Ford, against the untainted idealism of Democrat Jimmy Carter, the relatively unknown governor of Georgia.

Republican General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Democrat Adlai Stevenson both were persuaded to run for the White House, but as the gloves come off, this becomes a fierce battle for hearts and minds.