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Republican candidates love to talk about their plans to turn around the economy.

So while Republican candidates support the measure, few say much about it.

He contributed $2,250 to four Republican candidates from 2000 to 2006.

Republican presidential candidates held their second debate in a week.

Of the 14 Republican candidates who received more than $100,000 from the national party, six are seeking state office.

Republican candidates for the Senate put out a similar platform last week.

She also did herself much political good last fall by campaigning around the country for 22 Republican candidates in 15 states.

That was down from 1994 when nearly 40 percent of union members supported Republican candidates.

Many Republican candidates are trying the same tactic again this year.

Meanwhile, three of the four announced Republican candidates said they were moving ahead.

In fact, something similar could be said for all the Republican candidates.

That is to say, Republican candidates started with a natural advantage.

In the four elections since then, the Republican candidates has never received less than 75% of the county's vote.

As for the Republican candidates, they had their game faces on yesterday.

However, local races are most often won by Republican candidates.

He ran for office several times, but always lost to Republican candidates.

Though the Republican candidates lost, the plan was considered so successful the party is using it in about 30 states this year.

He acknowledged that Republican candidates were now behind in all five.

After months of campaigning, the Republican candidates have had their say.

Three of the Republican candidates don't even believe in evolution.