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Elections 2012 - Special Report
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Mitt Romney is likely to formally seal the GOP nomination Tuesday night with a big victory in Texas that could give him a burst of momentum in his showdown with President Obama.
- Romney Courts Trump’s Dollars, but Shuns His Message
Donald Trump’s willingness to open his wallet appears to outweigh any embarrassment Mitt Romney might feel from being associated with his comments, The New York Times reports.
- Chamber of Commerce to Spend Big on US Election
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is planning its most aggressive push yet to send business-friendly lawmakers to Washington in the November election.
- NBC/WSJ Poll: Obama's Thin Lead Gets Thinner
The tight battle for the White House gets even tighter as Mitt Romney inches toward President Obama in the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll.
- Romney Promises 6% Unemployment by 2017
Mitt Romney says he will bring the unemployment rate down to 6 percent by the end of his first term as president.
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- Both Campaigns Seize on Romney’s Years at Bain
- Is Obama Hurting His Ties With Wall Street?
- Trump Presses Obama to Release College Transcripts
- Presidential Economic Showdown
- Will Congress Forge Budget Deal, Avoid ‘Fiscal Cliff’?
- Obama Re-Ups Bain Attacks
- Ron Paul's 'Bloodless Coup'
- For Small Businesses, Taxes Top Election Concerns
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Delegate Counter
To win the Republican presidential nomination, a candidate needs 1,144 delegates. These are the latest delegate counts, as tabulated by The Associated Press. The totals include preferences of national party leaders, who can support any candidate, regardless of voter sentiment.
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