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How Hillary Can Keep Biden Out
The Clinton presidential campaign was biting its collective nails as a towering Democratic Party figure left everyone guessing whether he would jump in the race late. Then it grappled with weak poll numbers because voters did not see the candidate as honest and trustworthy.
Read More >>Poll: Democratic primary voters see Hillary Clinton as most electable
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton holds a wide lead in the Democratic contest for the nomination, receiving 58 percent of Democratic primary voters’ support. Senator Bernie Sanders is second, with 17 percent. Vice President Joe Biden, who has not yet announced whether he is running for president, receives support from 11 percent of Democratic primary voters.
Read More >>Hillary Clinton confronts her negatives
Hillary Clinton’s goal, beginning last March, was to launch a campaign that would bring the best-known woman in the world back down to earth.
Read More >>Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders Remain in Dead Heat in New Hampshire, Poll Shows
Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont continues to tighten the race with Hillary Rodham Clinton in New Hampshire, according to a poll released on Tuesday.
Read More >>How Hillary Clinton will go after Bernie Sanders on race
Hillary Clinton has been largely hands off when it comes to Bernie Sanders.
Read More >>Trump, Sanders crush rivals in social media engagement
Billionaire businessman Donald Trump and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders disagree on most issues, but the two presidential candidates have one thing in common: digital domination.
Read More >>State of the race 6 months before Iowa caucuses
To size up how Iowa-centric the candidates’ schedules are, the Republicans and Democrats are ranked in order of days spent in Iowa since the day after the 2012 election through Saturday.
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