Newt Gingrich might be the frontrunner but he has a lot of catching up to do as far as building a credible campaign organization. The New Hampshire Journal is reporting that the former speaker, as well as Rick Santorum and Michele Bachman has failed to field a full slate of delegates for the primary next month: As recently as two weeks ago, the Gingrich campaign was apparently unable to name 40 New Hampshire supporters of his presidential campaign. Candidates needed to file their slates of 20 delegates to the National Convention, along with 20 alternates, with the Secretary of State by November 18. The Gingrich campaign filed a partial slate of 14 delegates and 13 alternates, leaving 13 slots vacant. Among the 27 names Gingrich listed are three members of his staff. Rick Santorum (12 delegates and 12 alternates) and Michele Bachmann (18 delegates) also filed partial slates. Gary Johnson (10 delegates and one alternate) and Buddy Roemer (eight delegates) also had incomplete...(Read Full Post)