Making their last minute appeals, the presidential candidates entered the home sprint as the Florida primary looms on Tuesday.
Routing U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., in all the polls of the Sunshine State, former U.S. Sec. of State Hillary Clinton looked to nail down Florida Democrats as she unleashed two new Spanish language ads on Friday.
Florida, the largest swing state on the electoral map, will be on center stage this week as Democrats and Republicans vote in the presidential primaries. Sunshine State News continues "What Candidates Have at Stake in Florida,” a look at what the remaining candidates have on the line in Tuesday’s primary. The series continues to look at the Republican presidential hopefuls. We hope readers join us as we look at “What Candidates Have at Stake in Florida” as the presidential candidates make their last pushes before the primary.
Florida, the largest swing state on the electoral map, will be on center stage next week as Democrats and Republicans vote in the presidential primaries. In the coming days, Sunshine State News will present “What Candidate Have at Stake in Florida,” a look at what the remaining candidates have on the line in next Tuesday’s primary. The series continues to look at the Republican presidential hopefuls. We hope readers join us as we look at “What Candidates Have at Stake in Florida” as the presidential candidates make their last pushes before the primary.
The four remaining Republican presidential candidates sparred on Thursday night in a debate held in South Florida on CNN. The clock’s ticking down to Tuesday’s primaries and the stakes are high as Marco Rubio and John Kasich need to carry their home states which hold winner take all primaries.
In the meantime, Donald Trump looked to build on his lead while Ted Cruz hoped to make it a one-on-one contest against the frontrunner.
Florida, the largest swing state on the electoral map, will be on center stage next week as Democrats and Republicans vote in the presidential primaries. In the coming days, Sunshine State News will present “What Candidate Have at Stake in Florida,” a look at what the remaining candidates have on the line in next Tuesday’s primary.
With polls showing him in second place behind Donald Trump in the final days before Tuesday's presidential primary, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., showed no signs of lowering the stakes in the Sunshine State.
Florida, the largest swing state on the electoral map, will be on center stage next week as Democrats and Republicans vote in the presidential primaries. In the coming days, Sunshine State News will present “What Candidate Have at Stake in Florida,” a look at what the remaining candidates have on the line in next Tuesday’s primary.
With less than a week to go until the primary, some of the remaining presidential hopefuls turned their focus to Florida on Wednesday as the Sunshine State prepares to host two debates.
Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump hold hefty leads as next week's presidential primaries loom in Florida --- a potentially ominous sign for home-state GOP candidate Marco Rubio, according to a poll released Wednesday.
The days between Super Tuesday and March 15 when delegate rich states like Florida, Illinois and Ohio cast their ballots have been packed full of nominating contests. All across the country, voters went to the polls from Maine to Idaho, from Puerto Rico to Hawaii.
