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Republican primary hosts crowded field; lack of significance dampens race Columbia Missourian Johnson served two terms as a Republican governor of New Mexico from 1995 through 2003. While in office, he vetoed more than 750 bills, cut more than 1200 government jobs without firing anyone and left the state with a budget surplus, according to his ... See all stories on this topic » Columbia Missourian

Obama emboldened by Republican primary race RealClearPolitics President Barack Obama has long relished a dragged-out Republican primary contest that would leave the eventual Republican nominee battered before the fall election. He might be getting his wish, a prospect that is firing up Democrats, ... See all stories on this topic »

The Republican presidential primary's big winner: Connie Mack MiamiHerald.com (blog) One of the unexpected winners in Tuesday's Republican presidential primary in Florida wasn't even on the ballot: Congressman Connie Mack. The leading Republican candidate in the US Senate race, Mack earned national media exposure stumping across the ... See all stories on this topic »

Texas Democrats newly skeptical over April primary abc13.com SAN ANTONIO, TX -- Democrats suing the state over Republican-drawn voting maps expressed new doubts Wednesday that Texas could salvage an April primary as the deadline for reaching a temporary compromise creeps closer. The Texas attorney general's ... See all stories on this topic » abc13.com

Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, & GOP Rivals' Ferocious Battle in Nevada Caucus Daily Beast The Nevada caucus on Saturday will be the next big test in the Republican primary. All four candidates will be going all out in the Silver State, as opposed to Florida, where only Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich competed. Although Romney won Nevada by a ... See all stories on this topic » Daily Beast

Gold Bugs Creep Into Republican Campaign TheStreet.com By Gary Weiss 02/02/12 - 06:00 AM EST NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- If you want an example of just how insane the Republican primary race has become, you need look no further than the rallying cry that went up as Ron Paul addressed his followers in Nevada ... See all stories on this topic » TheStreet.com

SOMOS REPUBLICANS Official Statement based on Florida GOP primary election ... Tucson Citizen SOMOS REPUBLICANS is and Arizona-based and largest Hispanic Republican grassroots organization in the nation. Here is our response with regard to Florida. Mitt Romney may be able to outspend Newt Gingrich 4 to 1, but Romney will not be able to outspend ... See all stories on this topic »

Influence of Palin and Tea Party Wanes in Early Contests New York Times (blog) Keep this vetting process going, keep the debate going," Ms. Palin said on Fox News two days before Tuesday's primary in Florida. Ms. Palin, who pointedly said she was not endorsing anyone in the Republican contest, draped her remarks in the ... See all stories on this topic » New York Times (blog)

Early voting option available Marietta Times While many candidates are unopposed in their party primary, there are a handful of contested races among Democrats and Republicans. On the Republican side, there's a three-way race for one county commission nomination, five US Senate candidates, ... See all stories on this topic »

Wonkbook: Romney's problem isn't his gaffes. It's his policies. Washington Post (blog) There's been, of late, a fair amount of conversation about whether the long Republican primary will hurt the eventual candidate. Romney actually addressed the speculation in his Florida victory speech. "As this primary unfolds, our opponents in the ... See all stories on this topic »

Gillespie: Power of super PACs is no surprise CBS News Florida's primary results showed once again that the story of 2012 is the power of super PACs. The super PAC supporting Mitt Romney, Restore Our Future, spent $16 million in January 2011 alone -- outspending other candidate PACs by millions. See all stories on this topic »

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