Mitt Romney

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Florida polls close

The primary is over; Republican race is too close to call, but Hillary Clinton takes the Democratic side, for whatever it's worth.

January 29, 2008
Earliest exit poll results from Florida

Polls are closed in the eastern part of the state, and the press scuttlebutt has John McCain leading exit polls, barely.

By Alex Koppelman January 29, 2008
Political pandering, South Florida edition

Every four years, presidential contenders discover the special needs of South Florida's Cubans. A bipartisan, candidate-by-candidate guide to flip-flopping and talking tough about Castro.

By Vincent Rossmeier January 29, 2008
A GOP thriller in Florida

Romney makes a Bill Clinton sex joke, Huckabee fears a Chuck Norris kick to the face, Giuliani triumphantly talks football and more.

By Mike Madden January 25, 2008
Who would Jesus punch?

The Times says Romney is the "most disliked" GOP candidate. Huckabee's guy wants to hit him.

By Tim Grieve January 24, 2008
Dead party walking

The GOP candidates are a feeble group of Bush imitators tied to his disastrous war. And unless the surge turns into a miracle, even front-runner McCain won't beat a Democrat.

By Gary Kamiya January 22, 2008
John McCain works his military magic in South Carolina

An unwavering focus on national security propelled McCain to a narrow, but sweet victory eight years after his brutal loss to Bush there in 2000.

By Mike Madden January 20, 2008
Romney wins Nevada caucuses

He can claim a hat trick now, but Ron Paul was the only other GOP candidate to make a serious effort in the Silver State.

By Tim Grieve January 19, 2008
One part old-time religion, one part chutzpah

After a bruising campaign, South Carolina's Republican primary -- which has always predicted the eventual nominee -- is a toss-up.

By Walter Shapiro January 19, 2008
Ron Paul to visit Bob Jones University

But Romney has already locked up the key endorsements.

By Tim Grieve January 17, 2008
Mitt Romney, president of Michigan

Romney scrambles the Republican race by leaning hard on his Michigan roots, and on local nostalgia, for his first primary victory. But will his act play nationally?

By Mike Madden January 16, 2008
And 61 percent voted against Romney

Accentuating the negative from Michigan. Plus: The final results.

By Tim Grieve January 16, 2008
Uh, Mitt? Aren't you forgetting someone?

Romney says he takes his inspiration from two of the last three Republican presidents.

By Tim Grieve January 15, 2008
Networks call Michigan for Romney

McCain aide says it's all about South Carolina and Florida now.

By Tim Grieve January 15, 2008
Romney leads McCain in early returns

And if it's a GOP primary, it must be on Fox.

By Tim Grieve January 15, 2008
If 80 percent of success is just showing up . . .

While other candidates head for South Carolina, Romney stays put in Michigan.

By Tim Grieve January 15, 2008
Snow falls, Romney's hopes rise

If turnout in Michigan is low, will it hurt McCain?

By Mike Madden January 15, 2008
Mitt Romney's Rodney King moment

The Republicans' most negative candidate says he'll end "the bickering, the sniping, the partisanship" in Washington.

By Tim Grieve January 15, 2008
Is Mitt Romney taking Michigan for a ride?

The presidential hopeful crusades for the auto industry of yore -- and looks awfully out of touch with Michigan's economic pain.

By Edward McClelland January 15, 2008
Can't forget the Motor City

All three leading Republicans pass within shouting distance of each other at the Detroit auto show, but no cars or models get caught in any crossfire.

By Mike Madden January 14, 2008
The ghost of primaries past

A Myrtle Beach debate shows Ronald Reagan is still the patron saint of South Carolina Republican politics.

By Mike Madden January 11, 2008
McCain: The last man standing in New Hampshire

A resurgent John McCain claims victory in the state he won eight years ago. Now on to South Carolina, where they play rough.

By Mike Madden January 9, 2008
GOP to voters: Be afraid, be very afraid

The Republican presidential contenders are engaged in a televised scaring contest, complete with explosions and sound effects, on the issue of national security. Check under your bed.

By Mike Madden January 7, 2008
Republicans do it all over again

On Fox News, the second GOP debate in 24 hours has the same punching bag: Mitt Romney. This time the network joined in.

By Mike Madden January 6, 2008
Mitt Romney in the crosshairs

At the ABC News/Facebook debate, the GOP gets tough -- on a wounded Mitt Romney.

By Mike Madden January 5, 2008