Not all candidates are listed. Candidates are ranked in order of votes or state delegates received during primaries and caucuses and not by the most recent estimated number of pledged delegates.

and lack of party unity paved the way for a Republican victory in the general election. And the Democrats decided they had to reform the way they picked their nominee. Enter presidential primaries.

While the Constitution itself is incredibly difficult to change, party nominating rules and state laws are much more flexible. Consequently, the presidential nomination process is one of the ...

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Scariest belief He wrote in George H.W. Bush on his 2004 presidential election ballot ... have deep roots in the party — he only joined in 2013, after serving as a Republican U.S. senator ...

The shells of our institutions maybe survive the 2016 ... in the election has been neutroned. In theory, there are nominally still such things as a D.C. establishment, the Republican party ...

While it is almost unheard of for an independent or third-party candidate to win a presidential election, history shows they ...

Former President Donald Trump and former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley are the remaining major Republican candidates seeking their party's presidential nomination through the primaries and caucuses ...

Americans are heading to primary polls and caucuses to support the presidential candidate they want to represent their party on Election ... state’s voters at the Republican National Convention ...

The people who voted against Donald Trump and for Nikki Haley in the G.O.P. primaries are weighing whether to support Kamala ...

The Missouri Republican party did not report raw vote totals from the caucuses, but only the number of local delegates elected from each site who are bound to each presidential candidate.