Rick Santorum won the Colorado Republican caucuses Tuesday, garnering roughly 40 percent support and defeating runner-up Mitt Romney by nearly 4,000 votes. As see-sawing caucus tallies trickled in after 11 p.m., it became clear Santorum would sweep the three primary contests held Tuesday More… and revive his flagging candidacy to
In advance of the Colorado Republican caucuses tonight, the Northern Colorado Tea Party– perhaps the most influential of the state’s many tea party groups– isn’t backing away from its constitutional conservative mission. Far from recommending members warm up to presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney More…, the group has unofficially thrown its
While Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum campaigned in Colorado Monday, in advance of Tuesday’s caucuses, National Democratic Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., participated in conference calls with Colorado reporters, as she had on Friday. On both calls, she said that Romney “… has shown time and again More…
Saying it has the potential to be “the most significant day in the Republican race yet,” Public Policy Polling Director Tom Jensen More… said late Monday night that former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum is poised to win in Minnesota and Missouri tonight, while possibly taking second in Colorado.
According to recent polling by Public Policy Polling More…, Mitt Romney looks primed for a big win in Colorado. He leads Republican voters in the state with 40% — compared with 26 % for Rick Santorum, 18% for Newt Gingrich, and 12% for Ron Paul.
