Romney

President Barack Obama has a message for college students who don't like Republican Mitt Romney: "Don't boo. Vote."

New polls put Romney and Obama at a perfect tie in major swing states.

While touring in his hometown in Michigan on Friday, Mitt Romney decided to mention that "no one has ever asked to see my birth certificate, they know that this is the place where I was born and raised."

Mitt Romney needs a social issue if he's going to broaden his electoral base. What should he focus on?

Wall Street is sending big bucks to both Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, but who's getting the green?

Congressional candidate Dave Strohmaier favors gay marriage, agreeing with President Obama

The Republican primary race was tougher, longer, and more expensive than almost anyone thought. Now that the primary is over, it's time to start the big show.

Yesterday, Republican Presidential candidate Rick Santorum said that the country might as well re-elect Barack Obama if the Republican choice is "etch-a sketch" Mitt Romney. Do you think Santorum really meant what he said, or is he just trying to make a sharp distinction between himself and Romney out of delegate despair?

Mitt Romney's opponents, on both the left and the right, are celebrating the release of the following video. In it you will see Mitt touting the fact that he was able to funnel millions of dollars from the government for the 2002 Olympics. Romney has always held up the Olympics as one of his greatest successes. This video might change your perspective.

Over the course of the next twelve hours, ten states will decide who they think best represents the Republican Party. Here are the States in play along with the number of delegates they offer: Georgia (76), Ohio (66), Tennessee (55), Virgina (46), Oklahoma (43), Massachusetts (41), Idaho (32), North Dakota (28), Alaska (24), Vermont (17).