The former governor of New Jersey promises to be one of the toughest candidates against the tycoon in the Republican primaries.

The former vice-president could make an official announcement launching his campaign this coming Wednesday.

The former president continues to hold a wide lead (34 points) over the Florida governor one week after the launch of his candidacy.

The former president called for GOP unity in a video in which he assures that he is the only candidate capable of defeating Joe Biden in 2024.

A poll finds that more than 50% of voters reject each of the leading candidates for president in 2024.

The governor surpassed the donations received by Trump during his first week after announcing his candidacy for the 2024 election.

The Florida governor believes the former president realizes that he offers "a record of achievement that’s second to none."

The former president congratulated his primary rival on his candidacy while criticizing and mocking his announcement.

The rest of the official candidates together barely add up to 10%, while Pence, who has not yet confirmed, would get 5.3% of the vote.

The Florida governor has become the only Republican politician capable of closing in on Trump in the polls for the Republican primary.

The actress accused the senator and Republican primary candidate of suffering from "Clarence Thomas syndrome" and using the word "victimhood" as "a dog whistle."

The former president celebrated the senator's entry into the Republican primaries on social networks, a curious fact considering that it means more competition for him.

After many months of waiting, the governor of Florida will enter the Republican primaries as the most serious rival for Donald Trump.

The South Carolina senator backed his initial candidacy on restoring "faith in America" and is now among the top names to join Trump in 2024. Here's his story.

The former president is currently the favorite to win his party's nomination, although one legislator expressed concern about this possible scenario, arguing that he would not be able to prevail against a Democrat.

The Florida governor gave a speech in Iowa, where he asked not to focus on "the past" or "excuses" for the upcoming elections.

When asked about a possible run for president, the Virginia governor assured that he plans to work in Virginia "this year."

The Democratic candidate for the primaries said that he believes it “is not fair” for men to participate in women's competitions.

The group closed the Trump super PAC's complaint that accused the governor of running an alleged "shadow presidential campaign."

The president organized an event on Friday in Washington, which some 100 people attended, including officials, governors and potential donors.