Mitt Romney

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Republican, Utah
Current US Senator

Mitt Romney is an American Republican politician and businessman who earned his degrees from Brigham Young University and Harvard University. Prior to his time in politics, Romney worked as CEO of Bain & Company in Boston, MA. He currently serves as a Senator for the state of Utah and previously served as the 70th Governor of Massachusetts. Romney was also elected as the Republican nominee for President in the 2012 election, eventually losing to Incumbent President Obama.Mitt Romney is 76 years old.

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Somewhat Conservative

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Policy Leanings

Our policy leanings for Mitt Romney show what policies Mitt supports and opposes, including Mitt's conservative and liberal leanings based on the news.

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Politician Portrayal by Media

The media portrayal of Mitt Romney shows how positively or negatively the media portrays Mitt. Negative and positive sentiment scores are on a scale of -100% to 100% with higher negative scores showing that more media companies see Mitt in a negative light and higher positive scores showing that more media companies see Mitt in a positive light.

58% negative