Election 2012
Picking Ryan has done little to win voters for Romney
WASHINGTON - Mitt Romney's selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate has done little to attract voters to the Republican ticket and more think he is not qualified to be president than believe he is ready for the White House, a Reuters/Ipsos poll said on Monday.
- In Obama's trip to New York, there's Whoopi but no "Bibi"
- Unfazed by deadline, Akin vows to fight on in Missouri Senate race
- Obama offers himself up as "eye candy" on "The View"
- Obama should call China a currency manipulator: Romney aide
- Analysis: For Romney, some troubling signs among older voters
- Billionaire Adelson sets new U.S. political donation record: report
- Obama to address unrest over video, Iran at UN-White House
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Southern whites troubled by Romney's wealth, religion
LYNCHBURG, Virginia - With only a sliver of the electorate in play nationwide, white lower- and middle-income voters could be a deciding factor in two southern swing states, Virginia and North Carolina. Full Article | Interactive
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