The battle to become chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC) remains wide open, with five serious contenders competing for what watchers say remains a huge pool of undecided voters.
Balloting next week could take as long as five rounds, the same number that produced surprise winner Jim Nicholson in 1997, the last time the RNC had an open seat race. Along with multiple ballots, horse-trading and deal-cutting will be rampant as the RNC elects a new chairman to a two-year termMore...
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