NH could turn GOP race upside down
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New Hampshire is known for turning Republican presidential primaries upside down.
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CONCORD, N.H., Jan. 3 -- As the presidential race shifts to New Hampshire, the Democratic candidates are continuing the intensive organizational battle that defined their race in Iowa. But the Republican candidates find themselves confronted with what amounts to an entirely different race, with a...
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Mitt Romney and John McCain are the Republicans with the most to lose in New Hampshire. Mike Huckabee is looking for a bounce from his Iowa caucus triumph.
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Sen. John Kerry of neighboring Massachusetts is a known quantity in New Hampshire, but it's not known whether that will help or hurt him Nov. 2.
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With the Connecticut Senator considering running as an independent if he loses the primary, the GOP should be licking their chops. If, that is, they had more confidence in their candidate
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John McCain, who won the New Hampshire primary in 2000, is in many ways a different candidate running a very different campaign.
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Republican John McCain will soar or sink in New Hampshire, his best shot at reviving a presidential campaign that went belly up last summer.
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Rasmussen Reports - There&#39;s change at the top in the race for the Republican Presidential nomination.
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Leading presidential contenders tried to nail down support from New Hampshire voters Â and mapped out contingencies for the contests that follow Tuesday's primary.
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The Rhode Island senator's win in Tuesday's primary over his conservative challenger may boost the GOP's chances for maintaining control of Congress
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If John McCain can emerge with a win, it may signal that industrial-state voters understand more about modern reality than most of their leaders tend to think.
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The maverick Republican hopes candor and cash can take his latest New Hampshire upset further than his last one
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Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney&#39;s  lead among New Hampshire&#39;s likely Republican voters has nearly  vanished, putting him in a virtual tie with former New York  Mayor Rudy Giuliani in the state that helps kick off the 2008  White House race, a new poll showed.
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Super Tuesday may be a de facto national primary, but the outcome might not be as clear Â or as timely Â as results in most November elections.
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The onetime GOP front-runner's strategy of sitting out the early primaries now appears to have big risks
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Rasmussen Reports - The immigration reform debate may be shaking up the race for the Republican Presidential nomination. Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has inched past Arizona Senator John McCain for second place in the latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone poll. Just two weeks ago, Romney was in fourth place among GOP hopefuls.
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New Hampshire is John McCain's last stand, his best opportunity to revive a presidential campaign that was near death last summer.