GOP Presidential Primary

With victories in Kentucky and Arkansas, Mitt Romney moves closer to reaching the 1,144-delegate threshold.

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Clyburn's language is harsher, but the attack is similar to those used by Romney’s presidential rivals during the GOP primary.

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The ad features clips from the GOP primary of Romney's rivals criticizing his work at Bain.

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Former GOP presidential contender Newt Gingrich's campaign is $4.8 million in the red, according to data filed with the Federal Election Commission.

Gingrich’s campaign debts include nearly $1 million for air travel, $466,370 for security, and over $300,000 for consulting and online advertising combined. 

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The spot outlines a series of "day one" goals for a Romney presidency.

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Romney distanced himself Thursday from a controversial proposal considered by a super-PAC to attack Obama's relationship with Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

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Tim Pawlenty lashed out at Vice President Biden on Thursday, calling him a "professional bureaucrat" that "doesn't have a clue" about job creation.

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Mitt Romney’s challenge heading into the long summertime slog is engaging the majority of voters who aren’t tuned in yet.

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Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain formally endorsed presumptive nominee Mitt Romney during a press conference near the Capitol building Wednesday.

The endorsement is the latest in a winding trip since Cain dropped out of the GOP race in January, besieged by allegations of sexual impropriety.

First, Cain told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in January that he would not endorse anyone out of concern that "if I pick one person, some of them may not like that one person, and that would fragment my supporters.”

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Mitt Romney won the Oregon primary on Tuesday, taking the bulk of the state's 28 delegates and pushing him closer to officially winning the GOP nomination.

The Associated Press called the race for Romney shortly after polls closed at 11 p.m. ET.

Romney is the presumptive GOP nominee but needs 1,144 delegates to clinch the nomination -- a number he should hit by the end of the month or in early June.

This week, Romney’s last challenger in the GOP primary, Texas Rep. Ron Paul, said he would stop campaigning in states that have yet to hold their primaries, and instead focus on cultivating his delegate count in states that have already held their contests.

Romney’s prospects for winning the Beaver State in the fall election are bleak – Oregon hasn’t voted for the Republican presidential nominee since 1984. However, a surprising SurveyUSA poll released last week showed Romney within 4 percent of President Obama.

Obama defeated Sen. John McCain in Oregon in the 2008 election by 16 percent.