Anuzis

14. January 2011 | 20:18

Michigan’s Anuzis to learn fate today

Washington- Saul Anuzis, the former Michigan Republican Party chairman, will find out today if his bid to lead the Republican National Committee will come to fruition. (News Source: Detroit News - 08:14:56)

Michigan’s Saul Anuzis hoping for an upset in vote for Republican National Committee chairman

Former Michigan GOP chairman hopes to overtake leader on late ballots. (News Source: The Grand Rapids Press - 15:48:55)

GOP Chairman Steele Fights For Second Term

Former Michigan Republican Party chairman Saul Anuzis wants the job. (News Source: WILX 10 Lansing - 13:21:41)

First Thoughts: Michael Steele’s last day?

Unless the shocking happens, the Republican National Committee will elect someone other than Michael Steele to be the party’s next chairman. (News Source: MSNBC - 14:19:29)

Zero hour for Michael Steele at RNC

None of his challengers have the national stature to compete with Steele’s TV-ready style. (News Source: Politico - 09:53:47)

Republicans Poised to Replace Michael Steele

Michael Steele, the first black chairman of the Republican Party, faces long odds of winning re-election. (News Source: New York Times - 02:43:41)

Who Will Lead the Republican National Committee?

As the GOP gathers for their annual winter meeting this year, they have control of one chamber of Congress and are within striking distance of the other (News Source: Time Magazine - 17:53:22)

Michael Steele fights for second term atop Republican National Committee

Vote by secret ballot set today to decide next GOP chairman Will he be fired or not? (News Source: Chicago Tribune - 14:06:06)

Steele Seeks to Keep Republican Party Chairmanship

Republican leaders, meeting near Washington, began voting today to settle a fight over who should head their national campaign operations as the party gears up its challenge to President Barack Obama’s 2012 re-election bid. (News Source: BusinessWeek - 18:36:45)

GOP chief Michael Steele fights for second term

Embattled GOP Chairman Michael Steele came in second in the Republican National Committee’s first round of voting. (News Source: Seattle Times - 16:56:40)

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