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Hilary Clinton's biggest strength is her popularity in the media or the media itself.

Hilary Clinton's biggest challenge is winning over the Obama coalition and earning the votes of latino americans.

I believe she has a 40% chance of winning the presidential office.

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Hillary Clinton:

Biggest Strength- Name recognition and support from working class women, and young voters.

Biggest Weakness- Her loss in 2007/2008 could have reprocussions on her campaign in 2016.

Percent chance of winning for Democrats- I think she has a 35-40% chance of winning for the Democratic party.

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Rick Perry's biggest challenge is his mess up in the 2012 election that gave him a lasting mark and the fact that not many people are funding him. His biggest strength is have the support from Texas and veteran voters. He has a 5% chance of winning.

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Martin O'Malley's biggest strength is that he vows to help the middle class and has a "new face" which is what people want to see

Martin O'Malley's biggest challenge is competition with Hillary Clington

I think Martin O'Malley has a 35-40% chance of winning the primary to represent their party in the Presidential Election of 2016

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Ted Cruz' biggest strength: his conservatism ideas are emerging and becoming more popular in the Republican Party.

Ted Cruz' biggest challenge: rivals could overmatch him and be able to raise more money.

28% Chance

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Bernie Sanders biggest strength is running a fair and hard working campaign. His biggest challenge is being the underdog against Hillary Clinton. He has a 35% chance of winning.

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Martin O'Malley's biggest challenge is he has also shown little inclination to challenge Mrs. Clinton directly so far; it may be difficult for him to raise his profile until he does.

His biggest strength is he fares well with working-class whites. But Baltimore, where he was mayor, is 63 percent African-American, and Mr. O'Malley believes he will be able to win over many black voters.

I think he has a 10% chance to win the Democratic primaries.

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Lincoln Chafee's biggest strength is in National security, where he fights better.

His biggest weakness is he doesn't have any strategy or campaign structure

His chances of winning: 5%

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Bernie Sanders' biggest strength is that he will be able to make sure that liberal economic issues will become a focus in the campaign.

His biggest challenge is that he has struggled to appeal to many people of varying demographics.

I think that he has a 10% chance to represent the Democratic party in the 2016 election.

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Ben Carson's biggest strength is there remains considerable anti-establishment fervor in the Republican Party, and voters with such attitudes are up for grabs in each of the early states.

HIs biggest challenge is he likely will struggle to raise enough money to be competitive

I think he has a 2% chance of winning the Republican Primary

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Ted Cruz's biggest strength is his unique vision that people are so interested in

Ted Cruz's biggest challenge is that his own colleagues don't like him and its very difficult when you own colleagues won't stand up for you

I think Ted Cruz has a 35% chance of winning the primary to represent their party in the Presidential Election of 2016

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Hillary Clinton:

Hillary Clinton's biggest strength is that she has built-up support from working class women and has such high name-recognition.

Hillary Clinton's biggest weakness is her traditional approach she used in her last campaign that might not appeal to the younger audience that Obama has targeted.

I think Hillary Clinton has an 80% chance of winning the primary to represent the Democrats in the Presidential Election of 2016.

Rand Paul:

Rand Paul's biggest strength is his unique views that can appeal to people across both parties.

Rand Paul's biggest challenge is his inconsistency especially regarding foreign aid.

I think Rand Paul has a 60% chance of winning the primary to represent the Republicans in the Presidential Election of 2016.

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O'Malley

O'Malley's biggest strength is that he is younger than the other candidates and therefore is a "fresh face". Also he has experience and has been a governor and mayor before for two terms each

O'Malley's biggest challenge is that he is known to be a Clinton supporter and hasn't really done anything to challenge Hilary Clinton so far. He hasn't done anything to make himself stand out from the other candidates.

I predict that O'Malley will have a 15% chance of winning the primary to represent their party.

Carly Fiorina

Fiorina's biggest strength is that if she performs well on televised debates she can maybe become vice president. It is very unlikely for her to become president

Fiorina's biggest weakness is that she doesn't have a lot of support. She also doesn't have much experience and has never held office.

I think Fiorina will have a 5% chance of winning the primary to represent their party.

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Rand Paul's biggest strength is that he combines the two different types of republicans; conservatism and growth.

Rand Paul's biggest weakness is that he is trying to do too many things to too many people - he is inconsistent.

65%

Lincoln Chafee's biggest strength is that he is passionate about national security, unlike Clinton.

Lincoln Chafee's biggest weakness is that he has little in the way of campaign infrastructure or apparent strategy.

35%

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Hillary Clinton's biggest strength: she has strong support from working-class women

Hillary Clinton's biggest challenge:  Her ability to appeal to young people, and inspire the black community like Obama did.

77.5%

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Biggest strength is he is passionate and knows his opinions.

Biggest challenge is he may have a hard time relating to the younger generation, and is not as well known.

I think he has a 13% chance in winning the primary

Marco Rubio

Biggest strength is he is young and relatable, and inspiring speaker.

Biggest challenge is raising money

I think he has a 42% chance in winning the primary.

Sarah Calcio

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Ben Carson's biggest strength is that many people in early states agree with his views, so he could get off to a good early start.

His biggest weakness is that he is prone to making inflammatory remarks and will struggle to raise enough money for a successful campaign.

I think that Ben Carson has a 3% chance to represent the Republican party in the 2016 presidential election.

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Ben Carson's biggest strength is he has raised a lot of money.

Ben Carson's biggest challenge is, being a retired neurosurgeon, he doesn't have a ton of political experience.

His chances of winning: 10%

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Hillary Clinton's biggest strength is she has a a built-in base of support from working class women.

Her biggest weakness is that she might not be able to appeal to young people.

I think Clinton has an 80% chance of winning the primary to represent the Democratic party.

Rick Santorum's biggest strength is that he is an underdog. He can dodge attacks of rivals while quietly capturing supporters.

His biggest weakness is that he's run many times and people want a fresh face.

I think Santorum has a 15% chance of winning the primary to represent the Republican party.

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Hillary Clinton

Biggest strength is that she is a woman and women U.S. women want a woman to finally be in charge.

Biggest challenge is that she's older than most of the other candidates and so some people are wondering whether she is what the future of the United States needs.

She has an 80% chance of winning the primary to represent the Democratic party in the Presidential Election of 2016.

Carly Fiorina

Biggest strength is that she has her own success story as a woman.

Biggest challenge is that she has no political background.

She has an 5% chance of winning the primary to represent the Republican party in the Presidential Election of 2016.

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Ben Carson-

He would need to raise enough money for his campaign in order to be successful. Considerable amount of anti-republicans. Carson can get them to vote for him. His biggest challenge is that he lacks political experience and he has made some mistakes along the way. Chance of winning: 5%

Bernie Sanders-

His biggest strength is that he can make Hillary Clinton more liberal and his reforms which would help the middle-class. His biggest challenge would be unpopularity. Hie is virtually unknown compared to other candidates like Hillary Clinton. Chance of winning: 30%

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Bernie Sanders:

Bernie Sander's biggest strength is his affinity with the working middle class. His reforms would help the middle class greatly.

Bernie Sander's biggest challenge is media attention. He's not well known, and media conglomerates most likely won't mention him. The big companies will try to stop him from getting the attention of the middle class.

I think Bernie Sanders has a 50% of winning the primary to represent his party in the Presidential Election of 2016.

Rand Paul:

Rand Paul's biggest strength is his ability to pull voters in from both parties, due to his stance on civil liberties and tendency to stand against fellow Republicans. His appeal to younger citizens will also be strength.

Rand Paul's biggest weakness is his tendency to go against his fellow Republicans. It's a double edged sword; while it does help pull in voters from other parties, at the same time, it alienates him from his own party, potentially losing support from Republicans in Congress.

I think Rand Paul has a 60% of winning the primary to represent his party in the Presidential Election of 2016.