Why no one’s dropping out of the GOP presidential race

Ted Cruz, center, gestures as, from left, Donald Trump, Ben Carson, Carly Fiorina and Rand Paul participate in a Republican presidential debate at the Milwaukee Theatre in Milwaukee on Nov. 10. (Morry Gash/Associated Press)

Eight Republican candidates faced off in Milwaukee.

GOP presidential candidates clashed over immigration, government spending and how to handle Russia's Vladimir Putin during Tuesday night's debate. As the night got heated, the audience got involved: here are the must-watch moments. (Ashleigh Joplin and Rebecca Schatz/Fox Business Network)

By Dan Balz-November 11

MILWAUKEE — More than 10 months of campaign activity have left the Republican Party in a quandary. The contest for the GOP’s presidential nomination has no obvious front-runner.

Why No One’s Dropping Out of the GOP Presidential Race by Thavam Ratna