•Barack Obama's campaign now has an official Web page just for the New Hampshire race.

•The DSCC reportedly has a poll out showing Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) just one point ahead, 45%-44%, over Congressman Ben Chandler, a well-known former state Attorney General and 2003 Dem Gubernatorial nominee.

•Jim Ogonowski, the brother of one of the pilots who died on September 11, will run as a Republican in the special election for the seat of Rep. Marty Meehan (D-MA), who is resigning to become chancellor of the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. The seat is strongly Democratic, but Ogonowski would appear to be the strongest candidate the GOP could possibly have found.

•The John Edwards campaign is sending a letter to black legislators across the country, signed by South Carolina State Reps. Bill Clyburn, Lonnie Hosey and Chris Hart, to encourage them to support Edwards' candidacy and discuss why his platform would be good for the African-American community.

•Hillary Clinton has rolled out a list of 500 female supporters in New Hampshire. One of them, State Sen. Betsi DeVries, benefitted from a fundraiser just a few days ago headlined by Chris Dodd.

•John Edwards' campaign formally announced the support of three State Senators — long-time allies Peter Burling, David Gottesman and Joe Foster — and other Democratic activists in New Hampshire.

•Mitt Romney's campaign announced the endorsements of 10 Florida state legislators.

•John McCain's campaign unveiled their statewide leadership team in New Hampshire, including former state Executive Councillor Peter Spaulding, former state GOP Chairman Steve Duprey, and others.

• And finally, here is the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's new ad hammering GOP Rep. John Doolittle: