2024 Republican Presidential Nomination

The Republican said President Trump must earn the votes of those who didn’t support him.

Ryan Binkley, largely ignored by the media, received a boost from Stephen Colbert in spreading his dream of a united America.

The former Arkansas governor announced his support on social media, while making a scathing attack on former President Donald Trump.

With Jan. 15 less than a week away, major candidates are doing a swarm of public appearances, running ads and unleashing thousands of volunteers.

The bond between conservative Christians and President Trump has grown since 2016; here’s what might influence their votes in 2024.

Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) is latest to meet money and polling thresholds with North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum on the bubble four days before Nov. 6 deadline.

The repeated conjuring of both heroes and villains, which directed attention away from rather than toward those in the debate, was emblematic of the event.

The promise of pardons or commutations on day one of a second Trump administration drew raucous cheers from Evangelical conference attendees.

The GOP candidates’ debate, with or without President Trump, could shift the direction of the 2024 presidential race.

Former Vice President Mike Pence announced a plan to return a portion of federally held land to state and private ownership as part of a broader agenda to divest Washington of certain powers he believes belong to the states in keeping with a governing theory called Federalism.

Mr. Pence is banking on the alignment of three stars to create a winning platform: President Trump’s record, old-school conservatism, and basic civility. Along the way, he must answer the question raised by many Republican voters concerning his loyalty to the president and the party on Jan. 6.

Military veterans reacted favorably to Former Vice President Mike Pence’s commitment to fight for veterans’ benefits and improve the plight of American service members who have returned from war.