S. Fla. Gears Up For Heavy GOP Campaigning
Mitt Romney is campaigning in South Carolina hoping to make it three after his wins in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Mitt Romney is campaigning in South Carolina hoping to make it three after his wins in Iowa and New Hampshire.
As the GOP primary express prepares to move into Hispanic-rich Florida, the GOP is taking steps to fire up Hispanic interest in the Florida primary, on Wednesday appointing Bettina Inclan to lead the push.
Democratic strategist James Carville created an entire campaign behind the motto of "it's the economy stupid." But this year, it may be more than just the economy that helps decide the presidential election.
Secretary of State Kurt Browning has done it again. On Wednesday he announced he was stepping down as the state's top election official. Browning however said he will remain in office until the completion of Florida's presidential primary on Jan. 31.
President Barack Obama carried the state of Florida to help him win the presidency in 2008. Based on a new Quinnipiac University poll, Obama has quite a fight ahead of him if he wants to take Florida again.
While the Miami Dolphins players continue to wait out the coaching carousel; Dolphins owner Stephen Ross is turning his attention to politics and his candidate of choice, Mitt Romney.
Incumbent U.S. Senator Bill Nelson was not expecting a serious challenge in 2012. But new poll results from Quinnipiac University show Nelson will have a tough haul to re-election this year.
Florida Governor Rick Scott delivered his annual state of the state speech Tuesday morning where he promised to work on jobs, education, and auto insurance fraud in the coming months.
Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich's Republican presidential campaign may not make it to the state of Florida.
The Senate has passed two claims bills, the first bills to pass in the 2012 legislative session.
Florida Senate President Mike Haridopolos opened the 2012 legislative session Tuesday by warning lawmakers that budget cuts are coming to even the most "beloved" programs.
As the voters in New Hampshire take part in the nation's first Presidential primary for 2012, CBSBoston has been on the campaign trail, sharing not only the breaking news, but the stories and the pictures behind the main story. Here's a look inside the primary trail.
A bill that would allow more than 6,000 additional students to use a state-backed voucher program has cleared another hurdle.
Governor Rick Scott's job approval rating inched up in the latest poll to his best numbers yet, but he's still not batting .500.
Mitt Romney has won Iowa, is projected to win New Hampshire, and based on the latest polling from Quinnipiac University, should easily win the biggest prize of the early primary season, Florida.
