Americans Elect has failed to come up with a single independent presidential candidate for its online convention set for June.
Earlier this month, we took a look at the Green Party’s Jill Stein and Libertarian Gary Johnson. Independents who are thinking outside the two-party box may also consider the candidacy of former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson.
With the Puerto Rico primary behind them, GOP candidates embark on a final campaign blitz across the state of Illinois. With Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum making their final attempts at appealing to the Land of Lincoln voters, both argue that a victory in the state could seal the GOP nomination.
Today’s tweetchat was a major success! We got to hear from independent voters, organizations, and candidates on the role of independents in the 2012 election.
Today the Republican Presidential Candidates head to the South for a pair of highly contested primaries in Alabama and Mississippi.
With the Kansas and Wyoming caucuses behind them, the Republican presidential hopefuls look towards tomorrow’s primaries in Alabama, Mississippi, and Hawaii for delegates, offering 101 collectively.
Winning 6 states, including the critical state of Ohio, Mitt Romney won the most Super Tuesday contests last night. The combative nature of the primary season, however, is taking a toll on the Republican Party.
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With 437 GOP delegates up for grabs tomorrow, Republican presidential hopefuls gear up for Super Tuesday, where 10 states will hold primaries or caucuses. While Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum battle against each other in multiple states, Ohio will be the state to watch.
Preparing for the last stop before Super Tuesday, the Republican presidential candidates head to Washington to campaign before Saturday’s caucuses. The caucuses will be open, meaning anyone registered in the state can vote in tomorrow’s caucuses.
Mitt Romney won the popular vote last night in both the Michigan and Arizona primaries. But while his victory in Arizona’s winner-take-all primary guarantees him all 29 delegates, Michigan’s delegate distribution is not so simple.
