Cassie Spodak

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker stumbled through a question Friday about whether he would meet with representatives of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry has all but shuttered operations in New Hampshire amid campaign woes, and Ohio Gov. John Kasich looks like the clearest beneficiary.

John Kasich lit into his Republican presidential opponents Tuesday, portraying a new side of a candidate who until recently has been unwilling to directly criticize others in the race.

New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner has seen everyone from Barack Obama to a man dressed like a lobster march into his office. And $1,000 plus forms brings the same treatment: a chance to get their name on the presidential primary ballot.

In his first public speech since the San Bernardino killings Sen. Bernie Sanders marked a difference from his Democratic rivals by hardly altering his regular comments on foreign policy and terrorism.

Tensions between Donald Trump’s campaign and the New Hampshire Republican Party have escalated to the point where the GOP front-runner’s supporters are calling for the state party chair to be fired.

Kasich’s campaign is based on his winning New Hampshire, where he has spent most of his time

As John Kasich puts his focus on newly important New York primary voters he is attacking Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, not front-runner Donald Trump.

John Kasich made a deal to go one-on-one with Donald Trump in Oregon, and he’s wasting no time. Wednesday morning saw the release of a new TV ad in Oregon, touting that rival “Ted Cruz pulled out of Oregon” and that Kasich “is the only one that can stop Trump and defeat Hillary Clinton in the fall.”…

John Kasich became known for his town halls and offbeat campaign stops during his presidential run

President Bill Clinton told vocal Bernie Sanders supporters at a campaign rally Sunday in Los Angeles that they would be “toast” on Tuesday.

A week after endorsing Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Warren on Saturday fired off a two-pronged attack against Donald Trump and former rival Scott Brown.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich declined on Tuesday to urge delegates at the Republican convention to cast their ballots for Donald Trump, instead urging them to follow their “consciences.”

Editor’s Note: For nearly two years, CNN reporters and producers have traveled the country, tracking the presidential candidates and speaking to the people who, on November 8, will send either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump to the White House in 2017. As Election Day nears and so many of us turn ou…

As a New Hampshire state legislator in an influential Republican town, Fred Doucette was courted by multiple Republican presidential candidates in early 2015. He chose Donald Trump. It was a decision that people he looked up to and respected told him not to make, he told CNN. “It’s been a long har…

As President Barack Obama prepares to turn the White House over to President-elect Donald Trump, he’s offering some advice to his successor.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Tuesday slammed the rollout of President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration, saying it was “terrible” even if the President’s intentions were good.

As all eyes turn to the race in Georgia’s 6th district, voters there will be happy when the run-off election between Republican Karen Handel and Democrat Jon Ossoff is over.

Alabama voters struggle with support for Roy Moore ahead of Tuesday’s special election.

Thirteen-year-old Moustafa Hamed said he and his mother, Reem Mohamed Desouky, were looking forward to their trip to Egypt.