By Sarah Smith ·
04/12/12 10:51pm
Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum officially dropped out of the Republican presidential race on April 10, effectively guaranteeing former Massachussets Gov. Mitt Romney the Republican nomination.
By Kevin Stawicki ·
03/28/12 11:41pm
Nutter and co-panelists Councilwoman Maria Quiñones-Sanchez and Penn Political Science professor Rogers Smith took a significant portion of the hour to agree that race still plays a role in politics today, though it has come a long way in the past decade.
By Prameet Kumar ·
02/02/12 10:26pm
Mitt Romney coasted to a victory in the Florida primary yesterday, reclaiming his title as the frontrunner of the Republican presidential race.
Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, received more votes than his two closest competitors — former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and former Pennsylvania Sen.
By Prameet Kumar ·
01/24/12 10:41pm
Gingrich, a former Speaker of the House, received 40.4 percent of the vote, coming in well ahead of former Massachusetts Gov. Romney — once the frontrunner in South Carolina — who garnered just 27.8 percent.
By Prameet Kumar ·
01/17/12 8:09pm
It was with humility that Huntsman bowed out of the race yesterday. “Mary Kaye and I are equally humbled and amazed at the outpouring of support we’ve received,” he wrote on his campaign website.
By Sarah Smith ·
01/16/12 11:57pm
Wharton junior Laura Brown, a Daily Pennsylvanian staff member, was recently elected president of College Republicans.
By Prameet Kumar ·
01/17/12 12:41am
Jon Huntsman Jr. withdrew from the presidential race and endorsed frontrunner Mitt Romney on Monday.
By Prameet Kumar ·
01/16/12 8:57am
Young Republicans overwhelmingly supported Paul in the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary, according to analyses by the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement.
By Tiffany Xu ·
01/13/12 11:00am
The nonpartisan, nonprofit organization — a project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center established in 1993 — is attempting to reduce the level of deception in the American political system, one dishonest claim at a time.
By Aditi Srinivas ·
12/02/11 1:29am
Attendees at a fundraiser for Sen. Robert Casey (D-Pa.) Thursday evening were told to “give till it feels good.”
