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President 2016

Published
February 3, 2016

Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul quits 2016 Republican presidential race

Campaign spokeswoman Eleanor May confirmed the move Wednesday to The Associated Press.
Published
February 2, 2016

New Hampshire: A different place, electorate and process

In the Granite State, voters usually prefer more moderate, common-sense candidates – and Independents have a big say.
Published
February 2, 2016

Presidential contenders look ahead to next challenge – New Hampshire

Hillary Clinton squeaked by Bernie Sanders in Iowa and Ted Cruz is hoping to again prevail over Donald Trump and Marco Rubio.
Published
February 2, 2016

Clinton declared Democratic winner in Iowa – by a hair

The state's Democratic Party says the matchup between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders was the closest in its caucus history.
Published
February 2, 2016

Christie in N.H.: ‘For all of you who want bobcats killed, I’m your guy’

Questioned twice in less than 24 hours about a proposal to bring back a bobcat hunting season, the presidential hopeful takes a stand on the issue.

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Published
February 2, 2016

Analysis: Cruz, Rubio banking on momentum as Democrats gird for long fight

Amid historically large turnout in Iowa, the unexpected benefactor is Rubio, who came within striking distance of Trump.
Published
February 1, 2016

With New Hampshire ahead, Republican race changes focus

New Hampshire Republicans tend to be socially moderate, fiscally tight-fisted and historically pay little attention to Iowa caucus results.
Published
February 1, 2016

Cruz tops Trump in Republican race; Sanders and Clinton leave Iowa deadlocked

The Texas senator's win is a setback for Donald Trump, the longtime front-runner, while Bernie Sanders' showing sets up a long, competitive Democratic primary.
Published
February 1, 2016

Clinton, Sanders look for liftoff in Iowa’s caucuses

Few expect voter turnout to approach 2008 levels, but Sanders said a higher turnout would help him upset Clinton.
Published
February 1, 2016

Primary races races tight as Iowa caucuses kick off 2016 presidential voting

Candidates look for a boost in the caucuses, but history shows that victory in Iowa isn't necessarily the key to the White House.