Poll: 35 Percent Of Republican Voters View Jeb Bush UnfavorablyThe crowded field of Republican candidates for the 2016 presidential election is a welcome change from the 2012 choices, with 57 percent of registered GOP-leaning voters expressing a positive view of their candidates.
Romney: Clintons Think 'They Don’t Have To Follow Their Own Rules'Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney says he “just didn’t feel right” about a 2016 campaign and discussed several moves he wish he made and strategies he’ll pass on to the future GOP candidate.
Scott Walker Is First Potential 2016 Candidate To Open Iowa OfficeWisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is opening the first Iowa office among the potential 2016 Republican contenders for the presidency.
Exit Polls: White Voters Turn Away From DemocratsVoters who cast ballots in Tuesday's election had a strikingly similar demographic profile to those who voted in 2010 and weren't all that different from those voting in 2006. But how they voted this year was very different from years past.
Rand Paul Launches Ads In Kansas, Iowa, NC And Beyond For GOPHe's not on the ballot this fall, but Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is launching new ads to help Republicans in key elections across the country.
Republican Women Face Uphill Fight Connecting With Female VotersElise Stefanik is fighting to make history in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains, an expanse of rural America in upstate New York that — like the Republican Party — is struggling to grow.
Humor Can Help Candidates - And Hurt When It Doesn't Done right, humor can be a huge asset for a politician. But it is fumbled easily in the overheated environment of a political campaign.