By Jim Malone

Voice of America

Feb. 16, 2012

Romney continues to have advantages over his rivals in terms of fundraising and a national campaign organization.

Analyst John Fortier of the Bipartisan Policy Center also expects Romney to continue to make the argument that he would be the most electable Republican in a matchup with President Barack Obama because of his appeal to centrist voters.

“With his considerable resources I think he is going to make the case to the Republican base and also the electability argument. He certainly has been making that and as we get further into the primaries, later primary voters will take that more seriously,” Fortier explained.

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Democracy Project, 2012 Politics