Primary winner Harris faces uphill duel
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Rep. Katherine Harris overcame the opposition of her own party to win a decisive primary victory, and now it's unclear whether the GOP will lift a finger to support her long-shot bid to oust Sen. Bill Nelson in November.
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Get ready for the primary with the Herald-Tribuneâs special news section profiling all the federal, state and local candidates in races in Tuesdayâs election.
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Results in the Granite State mean frontrunners in both parties will continue to duke it out for the nomination.
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For Democrats, this has been an inspiring election -- and a devastating one. They have two strong candidates, who have thus far wrestled to a draw.
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The Fix | Admirers, detractors try to assess what candidate's legacy will be on the primary contest.
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Race for Democratic nomination is neck-and-neck, while Ariz. senator now has dominating lead over GOP rivals, according to new Post-ABC News poll.
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Democrats could have a chance at seizing a crucial Republican US Senate seat in Colorado in a neck-and-neck battle pitting a brewing magnate against a Hispanic from humble origins.
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U.S. Rep. Katherine Harris overcame a campaign ridiculed even by her own party to claim the GOP nomination for the Senate on Tuesday, and Rep. Jim Davis held a narrow lead in the race for the Democratic nomination to succeed popular Gov. Jeb Bush.
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ORLANDO, Jan. 28 -- The front-runners in the Florida Republican primary exchanged some of their sharpest criticisms of the campaign on Monday, with each seeking a win on Tuesday that would provide a big haul of delegates and a burst of momentum heading into a Feb. 5 mega-primary.
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John Kerry is counting on the reputation he cemented in the Democratic primaries as a candidate who runs best from behind.
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The Democrats are facing a long nomination, while Republicans are closer to rallying around a nominee.
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Both candidates worked hard to keep the focus on their opponent's record.
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The Democratic presidential race has developed a different and welcome dynamic -- a sharp competition among the leading candidates to become champions of urban America.
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Rasmussen Reports - If the 2008 presidential race were held today, Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney would face uphill races against two very familiar Democratic names.&nbsp; A Rasmussen Reports election survey shows former Vice President Al Gore defeating Romney 48% to 39%, and New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton besting the governor 48% to 40%.
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Both parties have similar kinds of candidates. Meet the Charismatic, the Practicals, and the Base-Wooers.
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Some of the top contests among Tuesday's primary elections:
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Mitt Romney and John McCain may be fighting for the front-runner mantle in the Republican presidential race, but it's Texas Rep.