As one of the major contenders for the Republican nomination for president in the 2008 election, John McCain From his platform, it appears that he holds many of the same ideals as the current administration, which may go against him based upon th ...
Barack Obama, a thorn in the sides of both Hillary Clinton and John Edwards, would win Idaho without Gore.
The current election polls are considered by many to pitch the founding fathers and their philosophies against the nanny state and its proponents.
There are 2008 presidential polls.
Consistency in American politics is not always synonymous with success, and as the 2008 Presidential Election draws near, the candidates who are jockeying for the nomination from their parties are giving a new meaning to the term cut-throat oppor ...
Duncan Hunter is California’s republican addition to the presidential hopeful race.
Peruse the state wide poll results shown at USA Election Polls and you will find that there is hardly a state that does not like Hillary Clinton.
A fierce contender – even though his numbers are strictly in the single digits according to national poll averages cited on USA Election Polls – the democratic governor of New Mexico is in many ways the perfect candidate for the vice presidential ...
Republican Mike Huckabee is the former governor of Arkansas and because of his occupation as minister within the Southern Baptist church wagging tongues have asserted that his only appeal will be in the faith based community.
Known primarily for his $400 haircuts, the former senator from North Carolina entered the 2004 presidential election as candidate for vice president.
Ask anyone old enough to have been an adult on the September 11th massacre and you will undoubtedly find people who admire the former mayor of New York City who showed leadership and dedication when it mattered most.
Peruse the various polls offered on the USA Election Polls website and you will be treated to names you probably have not heard much bandied about.
If ever there was a poster child for the one issue candidate, Tom Tancredo fits the bill.
While the former governor of Massachusetts may not be known to the vast majority of the people because of his political leanings, most everyone at one point or another has been made aware of the fact that he is a Mormon.
When perusing the major national polls with respect to the success of democratic candidates, it appears that the flip flop mentality that has dominated the last six months of speeches and interviews is coming home to roost.
American Research Group has polled voters in South Carolina to measure the Democratic and Republican races.
American Research Group has polled voters in New Hampshire to measure the Democratic and Republican races.
American Research Group has polled voters in Iowa to measure the Democratic and Republican races.
In the Georgetown County Republican Party straw poll held on July 28, 2007; Fred Thompson won with a convincing 46%. Ron Paul and Mitt Romney followed that up with 18% and 17% respectively.