Sen. Rand Paul Suspends Campaign
Wednesday, February 03, 2016
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul announced today that he will suspend his campaign, ending his run as a member of the crowded Republican presidential race.
Paul struggled to gain ground among voters, landing five percent of the vote in Monday's Iowa Caucus. GoLocal teamed up with Graphiq to take a closer look at Paul's campaign.
Data curated by InsideGov
Data curated by InsideGov
Data curated by InsideGov
Data curated by InsideGov
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