Jill Lawrence is an award-winning journalist who has covered every presidential election since 1988. Most recently, she was a senior correspondent and columnist for PoliticsDaily.com. Her other positions have included national political correspondent for USA Today and national political writer at the Associated Press.
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Only in Iowa!
Last night’s family-focused GOP debate was tailor-made for caucus voters.... MORE
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Has the GOP Overreached?
From local elections to weighing tax hikes, the party may realize it pushed its 2010 victory too... MORE
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Perry's Dogged Damage Control
Rick Perry and Herman Cain are handling crises different ways, Jill Lawrence reports. MORE
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The GOP's Nightmare Debate
A weekend face-off between Cain and Gingrich puts a spotlight on allegations of harassment and... MORE
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The Two GOP Candidates Being Shut Out
Why Gary Johnson and Buddy Roemer can't get a spot in the debates. MORE
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Romney's Killing It
Mitt is better liked in the first primary state than virtually anywhere else.... MORE
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Obama's Wall Street Waltz
Obama's big-money bundlers come from Wall Street's biggest banks. MORE
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Can Rick Perry Come Back?
As Jill Lawrence reports, first impressions tend to stick in voters' minds. MORE
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The Campaign Whisperers
From Ivy League economists (Romney) to a mogul (Perry), Jill Lawrence on advisers behind the... MORE
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Romney Plays Hardball
Rick Perry was supposed to be the political killer in the 2012 race. MORE
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Rick Perry’s Missing Piece
Wounded by the debates, the governor needs to unveil his plan for America, says Jill Lawrence. MORE
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Rick Perry’s Swing-Voter Problem
The governor’s views on evolution, homosexuality, and Social Security may be a general-election... MORE
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The GOP’s Two-Man Race
Move over, Michele Bachmann. Jill Lawrence on why the primary has come down to Romney vs. Perry. MORE
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Obama’s Boeing Union Headache
How the flap over a planned Dreamliner plant in South Carolina could hurt the president in 2012.... MORE
