He added that campaigning in the small state forces frontrunners to operate on a level playing field with other candidates.
While delegates to their nominating convention will come from all fifty states, their frontrunner will reflect turnout in 2012, and that means Mississippi and not New York.
The former secretary of state and current frontrunner for the Democratic party's presidential nomination has so far declined to say what she thinks would be the ideal national minimum wage.
His agility in the muck has won him a few fans, particularly among Tea Party loyalists, and promises to woo away voters from the state's Republican frontrunner, Bill Cassidy.Young supporters of Republican Governor Rick Scott in Florida spoofed "Say Yes to the Dress", a reality show about picking a bridal gown, in an ad called "Say Yes to Rick Scott".
The two senators are competing in the early states behind Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, whereas Paul barely registers in most polling.
David Cameron's campaign to rewrite the terms of Britain's membership of the European Union is wishful thinking likely to be rejected by many other EU member states, said a frontrunner to be the new head of the European commission in Brussels.
It has lost out not only to these two frontrunner states, but to five others that would have been considered highly implausible 50 years ago: Virginia (221 SBIR grants in FY 2006), Texas (176), Colorado (173), Maryland (169) and Ohio (167).
His predecessor as secretary of state, the Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton, agreed about a safer world but struck a far more critical tone.
Hillary Clinton, Obama's former secretary of state and the Democratic frontrunner to succeed him, opposes offshore drilling in the Arctic.
The field includes former Republican National Committee chairman and frontrunner Ed Gillespie, state senator Frank Wagner and Prince William County board supervisor Corey Stewart, whose racism-singed campaign looks increasingly like a "lost cause".
