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Iowa 2012 GOP Presidential Power Rankings: Time is not on their side

by Staff report | 11.07.2011 | 10:00 am

On caucus night, which is only 57 days away, it comes down to momentum and organization — who has it, who has honed it and who is ready to exploit it.


Iowa 2012 GOP Presidential Power Rankings: The caucus race is not getting any clearer

by Staff report | 10.17.2011 | 1:00 pm

A major disconnect is underway that makes it difficult to know exactly how the caucuses would play out if they were held tonight. That is, the candidates who are surging in polling are those who aren't spending time in Iowa, a state that values its grassroots, retail politics.


Iowa 2012 GOP Presidential Power Rankings: Remain seated until the ride comes to a full stop

by Staff report | 10.03.2011 | 8:30 am

There is little doubt of the continued fluidity within the GOP field, and Iowa -- as home to fiscal and social conservatives searching for an ideal candidate -- remains one of the best places to ride the roller coaster into the 2012 presidential election.


Iowa 2012 GOP Presidential Power Rankings: It’s time to get your ground game on

by Staff report | 09.20.2011 | 10:00 am

The Republican field hasn't significantly shifted in terms of rankings placement since our last edition, which belies the fact that individual percentages for candidates continue to shift dramatically. What can be said with a reasonable amount of certainty is that there is no clear and current GOP frontrunner in Iowa.


Iowa 2012 GOP Presidential Power Rankings: Could the newcomer’s shake-up be shook-up?

by Staff report | 08.29.2011 | 11:00 am

If there has been a single thread that has connected the previous 11 editions of The Iowa Independent's Power Rankings, it has been an overall feeling of discontent among Republicans as activists in the state search for someone who represents their views and that they believe also stands a good chance of unseating Democratic incumbent Barack Obama.



 
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