While the latest installment of the Herman Cain sexual harassment saga maybe sucking all of the oxygen out of the room, control of the U.S. Senate in 2012 is still at issue. If the Republican Party can net four seats … Continued

If the 2012 GOP presidential nomination were decided solely on debate performances, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich would be tough to beat. Even Gingrich admits as much. CNN’s Paul Steinhauser has more: Newt Gingrich says that his well-received performances in … Continued

The latest WSJ/NBC poll (conducted Nov. 2-5, 2011) indicates a tight race for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination. Jonathan Weisman of The Wall Street Journal has more: The survey has some good news for both Mr. Obama and former Massachusetts … Continued

The 2012 battle for the White House is likely to be a tight contest. With regard to the Granite State, it clearly depends on who the eventual GOP presidential nominee is next year. And a lot can change between now … Continued

As I have said before, under no plausible scenario can the eventual GOP presidential nominee lose Virginia in 2012 and win the White House. Next week’s Virginia state Senate elections could be a positive sign for Republicans seeking to unseat … Continued

As of today, Mitt Romney’s chances of winning the 2012 Republican nomination stand at roughly 70 percent. Contrary to conventional wisdom, the former Massachusetts governor is still not a lock. If another candidate can win Iowa and/or do well in … Continued

At this juncture, the 2012 battle for the White House will be an extremely close race. The electoral map is much narrower than most voters realize. Since mid-July 2011, I have been saying that the current electoral tally is 196 … Continued