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Rasmussen: Obama comfortably ahead of Romney in Michigan

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President Barack Obama seen here speaking at the University of Michigan's Al Glick Field House in Ann Arbor last January. Photo: Carlos Osorio / AP.

President Barack Obama seen here speaking at the University of Michigan's Al Glick Field House in Ann Arbor last January. Photo: Carlos Osorio / AP.

The latest Rasmussen Reports survey conducted in Michigan on June 14 shows that President Barack Obama remains comfortably ahead of his Republican opponent Mitt Romney.

This entry was posted on June 17th, 2012 under Barack Obama, Colorado, Democratic Party, Democrats, EPIC-MRA, Florida, Foster McCollum White and Associates, Iowa, John Cavanagh, Michigan, Missouri, Mitt Romney, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, PPP, Public Policy Polling, Rasmussen Reports, Robert Ficano, Virginia, Wisconsin.

Ron Paul determined to remain in race

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Texas Congressman and Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul told CNN's State of the Union that he is planning to remain in the race until the GOP convention in August. Photo: AP.

Texas Congressman and Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul told CNN's State of the Union that he is planning to remain in the race until the GOP convention in August. Photo: AP.

Texas Congressman and Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul told CNN’s ‘State of the Union’ that he is planning to remain in the race until the end and that he expects to have some influence at the GOP convention in Tampa Bay in August.

This entry was posted on January 30th, 2012 under 'State of the Union', Aaron Libby, Candy Crowley, CNN, Florida, Florida primary, GOP convention, Maine, Ron Paul, Tampa Bay, Third-party bid.

Santorum tells supporters to join the fight

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Former Pennsylvania Senator and Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum came third in Saturday's South Carolina primary. Photo: Chris Keane / Reuters.

Former Pennsylvania Senator and Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum came third in Saturday's South Carolina primary. Photo: Chris Keane / Reuters.

Rick Santorum has vowed to remain in the race following his third-place finish in Saturday’s South Carolina primary. The former Pennsylvania Senator garnered 17 percent of the votes, four percentage points ahead of Texas Congressman Ron Paul.

This entry was posted on January 22nd, 2012 under Arizona, Florida, Foster Friess, Iowa caucuses, John Brabender, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Republicans, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, South Carolina primary, Time.