North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, former Vice President Mike Pence, Vivek
Tim Scott of South Carolina all qualified for the Wednesday debate, the Republican National Committee said in a statement. Notably absent are former Vice President Mike Pence, who recently suspended his campaign, and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, who participated in the two previous debates but...
Who won the Republican presidential debate?Roger Simon
The second Republican presidential primary debate was Wednesday night, and once again, 538 partnered with The Washington Post and Ipsos to poll Republican voters both before and after the debate.The results of the post-debate pollfound that very few voters changed their minds....
Lamond Daniels, a Democrat who failed to get on the primary ballot, has also qualified to appear on the ballot as an independent but has yet to announce his plans. READ: The 10 Oldest U.S. Presidents Also on Tuesday, a Republican primary between the incumbent mayor of ...
He has an empire of success to point to in both the public and private squares. Cons: Having originally run for mayor as a Republican, Bloomberg considered previous presidential runs as an independent, including in 2020 when he criticized President Barack Obama’s economic policies. It was only...
maya(Maya Sweedler, senior editor): Well, my friends, the Republican National Committee’s debate qualification period has officially come to a close, meaning the first Republican primary debate is set. We’re confident that nine candidates have qualified, via polls and donors, to be on stage ...
She qualified for the Ohio ballot but was removed when she could not prove she was 35. Jenness had grown up in a conservative family in Georgia, but sympathized with the civil rights movement. At Antioch College she became radicalized by the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Viet Nam War. ...
"She told me that she was upset because a manager had told her that she couldn’t be a server because of she had acne on her face,” Marlo said in a declaration. “According to her, she was qualified for the job and wanted it, but couldn't get it solely because of her acne." ...
“It would have to be something very, very interesting that I would really, really, really want to do. And most things I’m really interested in, I’m not qualified for,” Priebus said. The former chair of the Republican National Committee, Priebus is serving as chair for the host...