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Romney, Santorum blitz Michigan in advance of Feb. 28 Republican primary Southgate News Herald By Charles Crumm and Doug Bauman Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney unleashed his campaign machine Thursday in what promises to be a two-week blitz leading up to Michigan's Feb. 28 presidential primary. Romney, seeking to blunt the surge of ... See all stories on this topic »

The Electoral Wasteland New York Times (blog) But when you look at the numbers, it's stunning how little this Republican primary electorate resembles the rest of the United States. They are much closer to the population of 1890 than of 2012. Given the level of media attention, we know an election ... See all stories on this topic »

Pennsylvania's April primary ballot taking shape Allentown Morning Call The state Supreme Court recently rejected new maps. US Sen. Bob Casey has a primary against Joseph Vodvarka of Allegheny County. The winner will face the survivor of a buffet of Republican challengers: former state Rep. Sam Rohrer of Berks County; ... See all stories on this topic »

Can Romney's Money Stop Santorum's Momentum? The Ticker Bloomberg At some point, Romney's campaign will hit a wall with donors willing and able to give the regulated maximum -- $2500 for the Republican primary. Their number is finite. But it's hard to believe that the Romney super-PAC will hit a similar wall with ... See all stories on this topic » Bloomberg

Santorum and Romney are neck and neck in Michigan Los Angeles Times The leading Republican presidential contenders campaign in the Detroit area, a central battleground in the Feb. 28 primary. With a statewide poll showing Santorum possibly edging ahead, the ad war rages. Rick Santorum stops to sign a photograph for ... See all stories on this topic » Los Angeles Times

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