Monthly Archives: May 2011

Carson City District Judge James Todd Russell says the Nevada GOP gets to pick its nominee to contest the special election to fill Nevada’s 2nd Congressional seat, recently vacated by Dean Heller’s appointment to the U.S. Senate.  The Democratic party … Continued

From our friends at Crossroads GPS.  

A good start for GOP presidential contender Tim Pawlenty, but he will have to do better to make it to Tampa. Four hundred people showed up for the Minneapolis event, according to Pawlenty spokesman Alex Conant. During a fundraising swing … Continued

Believe it or not, this is a positive sign for the eventual Republican nominee in the battleground state of Ohio. President Obama’s lead over an unnamed Republican in a November, 2012 trial run is down from 41 – 34 percent … Continued

Granite State primary voters meet former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman! Jon Huntsman’s days as an international man of mystery are about to come to an end. The former ambassador to China is embarking on a five-day campaign swing through New Hampshire, … Continued

With Mike Huckabee out of the race for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination, three well-known politicians, Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, and Newt Gingrich, emerge as leaders in Republicans’ preferences. Republicans, however, have less intensely positive feelings about these three than they … Continued

While Mitch Daniels has not made his 2012 presidential plans known, some think he could be the weapon the GOP need to defeat Obama. Top Republicans are increasingly convinced that President Barack Obama will be easily reelected if stronger GOP … Continued

All eyes will be on the Bluegrass State in November in what is expected to be a competitive tilt between Williams and Beshear for the governor’s mansion. Kentucky Senate president David Williams easily defeated two others to win the GOP primary and … Continued