February 20, 2016 The Latest: Muslim group issues warning over Trump comments The Latest on the 2016 presidential election and two crucial contests Saturday: South Carolina's Republican primary and Nevada's Democratic caucuses (all times are Eastern Standard Time): 2:30 p.m.
February 20, 2016 Republican voters in SC; Democrats in Nevada in spotlight The spotlight for the presidential race turns to Republicans in South Carolina and Democrats in Nevada on Saturday.
February 20, 2016 Republicans in South Carolina cast first-in-South ballots Voters across South Carolina are casting ballots for the Republican nomination for president in the state's traditional first-in-the-South primary.
February 20, 2016 AP News Guide: South Carolina, Nevada step up in 2016 race South Carolinians place their stamp on the chaotic Republican presidential campaign Saturday while Nevadans put Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders to their first test before an ethnically varied electorate in the Democratic contest.
February 19, 2016 AP Poll: GOP voters say Donald Trump can win in November Donald Trump has emerged as the front-runner for the GOP nomination by winning over roughly a third of Republicans in the early voting states and in preference polls, packing his rallies with men and women, evangelical Christians and military veterans, blue-collar workers and wealthy retirees.
February 19, 2016 Evangelicals split going into SC primary Donald Trump, a thrice-married multi-billionaire who is not averse to cussing and once said he was pro-choice, has found evangelical support ahead of Saturday’s hotly contested South Carolina primary.
February 19, 2016 Republican 2016 hopefuls get emotional on eve of SC primary The Republican battle for South Carolina turned deeply personal on the eve of Saturday's high-stakes presidential primary, as New York businessman Donald Trump eyed a delegate sweep and his Republican rivals fought for a southern surprise.
February 19, 2016 Analysis: Pope shines spotlight on GOP minority challenges The Republican Party's tug-of-war over its relationship with black and Hispanic voters was under way long before Pope Francis decided to answer a question about Donald Trump.
