How can ordinary Americans can get a tax rate like Mitt Romney's?

The Republican presidential hopeful used to be a senator from Pennsylvania, a state known for a strong union presence and significant blue collar values. How has that colored his economic views?

We speak to one of the founding members of the Tea Party in South Carolina about which candidate she favors and why.

Mitt Romney has won the first two primaries in this year's presidential election race, but thanks to super PACS, candidates who aren't doing as well might stay in the race longer than ever before.

New Hampshire, like Iowa, has a state economy that is much better off than the national average. So what do candidates focus on there to win over voters?

Rick Santorum is the latest GOP candidate to face the problem of increasing popularity without an increase in political dollars.

Poor weather on election day can mean fewer voters at the polls, and bigger expenses for the candidates.

How did Mitt Romney approach business and economics as both a private businessman and as the governor of Massachusetts?

Presidential hopeful Ron Paul has stood out from other candidates for his throwback economic philosophy. But would his ideas work now?