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| Romney's Road to Republican Nomination Rocked as Voters Shredding Rulebook Bloomberg The conventions that have defined the primary process for the last 40 years have been turned inside out, and Romney's fortunes have fallen. "Through very little fault of his own, Romney is the front-runner, but he's probably the weakest Republican ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| York area primary field set -- unless the map changes again Yorkdispatch.com York County Republicans will have a host of candidates to choose from in nearly every state House and Senate race on the April 24 primary ballot. Democrats on the ballots are outnumbered 21 to eight by their Republican counterparts, according to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Allegheny County primary races set Beaver County Times A long-time Allegheny County state legislator, who almost lost his seat in redistricting, will face a primary challenge, and the primary battle to replace retiring state Sen. John Pippy will feature three Republicans. State Rep. Mark Mustio, R-44, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Achaean Times: Rick Perry drops out of Republican primary election my.hsj.org At a press conference in North Charleston on January 19 th , Rick Perry announced that he was suspending his campaign for Republican nominee for president. Amid family, aides, supporters, and journalists, Rick Perry stated to Associated Press that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Rasmussen: Santorum Leads Ohio GOP Primary By 18 TPM A new snap poll from Rasmussen conducted on Wednesday shows former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum opening up a huge lead ahead of Ohio's March 6th Republican primary, part of Super Tuesday. Santorum gets 42 percent of likely Ohio Republican primary ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Auto Recovery Defines Terms of Engagement for Michigan Primary BusinessWeek In a state where making cars determines economic health, auto factories are humming, unemployment is dropping and Republican presidential candidates are bringing this message to voters in their Feb. 28 primary: Government has done you wrong. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| State legislators know their challengers Beaver County Times All but one Beaver County state legislator has an announced challenger, and there could be two Republican primary battles based on a state list of candidates who filed nominating petitions by Thursday's deadline. As expected, Baden Councilwoman ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Court primary: Jensen Toledo Blade In next month's Republican primary to fill a vacancy on the appeals court, the clear choice is Judge JAMES JENSEN of Lucas County Common Pleas Court. Judge Jensen is one of the state bench's class acts. A former assistant US attorney, he served on Ohio ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Many contested races shape up for primary York Daily Record Bob Kefauver, chairman of the York County Democratic Party, said it's not common for challengers to try to take down incumbents from their own party in primaries. Kefauver attributes the relatively high number of contested Republican primaries to the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| 11 to vie for Henderson County sheriff position Asheville Citizen-Times One highly qualified contender, former Laurel Park Police Chief Don Fisher, who lost to Davis in the 2010 Republican primary, pulled his name from contention this week. Two more candidates put their names in, bringing the total to 11, according to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Santorum: ND will play key role in primary Crookston Daily Times By AP Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum is telling hundreds of supporters in North Dakota's largest city that the state's March caucus will play a key role in the primary. Santorum began Wednesday walking through an oil field in western ... See all stories on this topic » |
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