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Clinton, a former senior diplomat, U.S. senator and first lady, is expected to become the strong front runner for the Democratic presidential nomination once she officially launches her campaign, which is expected within days.
Mr. Romney, who has won two consecutive victories and has more money and endorsements than his rivals, remains a strong front-runner for the Republican nomination.
http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2012/01/11/blogs/caucus-economies-web-graphic/caucus-economies-web-graphic-blog480.jpg Mr. Romney, who has won two consecutivictoriesies and has more money and endorsements than his rivals, remains a strong front-runner for the Republican nomination.
Fox Sports reported Thursday that Servais is a "strong front-runner" for the position.
McCarthy was the strong front-runner for the position, but pulled his candidacy when it was clear he could not get enough conservative supporters to reach 218 votes -- the number needed to ensure election on the House floor in two weeks, when Democrats would also vote.
A1 McCall Is Far Out Front H. Carl McCall has become a strong front-runner in the race for the Democratic nomination for governor, despite an intense campaign from Andrew M. Cuomo, according to some Democratic Party strategists and an independent poll.
H. Carl McCall has become a strong front-runner in the race for the Democratic nomination for governor, according to several Democratic Party strategists and a major poll released today, even though Andrew M. Cuomo has waged an aggressive campaign.
For the Democrats Mrs Clinton is the strong front-runner with a reportedly huge war-chest, but enough doubts persist about her voter-appeal to encourage other candidates to step in.
In September, media reports emerged that Northern Virginia was a strong front-runner.
As a strong front-runner, Mr. Pataki has steered clear of other pitfalls.
In 1976 and 1988, the Democratic nominees started out as strong front-runners with large leads.
