Some are excited about the possibility of a third member of the Bush family making a run for the White House in 2016 More
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Each state runs its Election Day by its own rules to award a presidential candidate electoral votes More
Americans go to the polls November 6, but the real election takes place on December 17, and only 538 people (the Electoral College) are involved More
Debates between presidential candidates have become pre-election fixture in United States More
Gatherings follow procedures that formally select each party’s presidential candidate. More
One of several important factors for a vice presidential candidate is to know how Washington actually functions More
Facebook, Twitter, Google and other mediums have evolved into critical two-way forms of political communication More
Political process taps into self-identification as a means of motivating voters More
While some decry Supreme Court's decisions, rise of Super PACS, others say both parties have equal opportunities to raise money More
To run for US president, candidates must first campaign state by state to win support of members of their respective political parties More
Democrats, Republicans, are locked in enormous fundraising effort that escalates with every presidential election More
Electoral registration considered essential part of political party strategies More
Republican Party's presidential candidates confronting each other in debates gives voters a sense of where they stand on critical issues More
The Democratic and Republican parties have controlled the White House and Congress for one-and-a-half centuries. More
The next stop for the US Republican Party candidates is the primary election in New Hampshire More