3 Things To Tell Anyone Thinking About Voting For Donald Trump
Trump needs to defend his ego from every slight and sees criticism as a threat to his identity. But it’s his personal cruelty that should most terrify voters.
Ted Cruz Might Not Need Trump Supporters
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is poised to absorb Donald Trump’s supporters when the billionaire exits the race for the GOP presidential nomination, according to one of the campaign’s most common narratives.
A New Data-Mining Technique To Uncover New Hampshire Influencers
Taking social network analysis offline is difficult and lucrative.
Christie Vetoes Bills That Would Expand Early Voting, Voter Registration In New Jersey
“This bill is a manifest attempt to use election reform for political gain,” Christie wrote.
Inside The Grassroots Group That Wants America To ‘Feel The Bern’
People for Bernie, a grassroots organization supporting Sen. Bernie Sanders, hopes to give the candidate an edge in his bid for the 2016 Democratic nomination for president.
As Voters Fret Over National Security, GOP Candidates Seek Right Message
Can the GOP presidential hopefuls find the right foreign policy stance while pivoting away from the failures of the Iraq war?
Hillary Clinton’s Immigration Stance May Haunt Republicans Until Election Day
Hillary would “go even further” on immigration policy than Obama while Jeb Bush is deferential, willing to “lose the primary to win the general.”
Scott Walker Keeps Lead As Jeb Bush Struggles In Latest Iowa Polling
Jeb Bush’s standing among potential republican voters falls in Iowa as Scott Walker and his fellow nascent nominees rise in the polls.
Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Comes Back To Iowa, Hoping For Better Result
Hillary brings her presidential campaign back to Iowa where she plans to listen to voters rather than just talk at them this time around.
Rand Paul’s First Challenge: Defeat Ted Cruz
Rand Paul and Ted Cruz are already picking at each other as the two senators grapple for support from Republican voters.
Some Voters In Chicago Wait 9 Hours To Vote: ‘I Just Didn’t Want To Be Denied’
Disorganization at some Chicago polling places resulted in waits of up to nine hours for voters.
In Small Town America, Voters Want Change
A look at voting in a small town in Virginia that typically leans Republican.
Voters To Weigh Tax Caps, Increases
Ballot issues on the ballot increase voter turnout, and this year’s election has many states with hot-ticket ballot issues.
The Real Reason Young People Dislike Republicans
It is probably a mistake for Republicans to spend a lot of time targeting young voters.
5 Reasons California Went From A $42 Billion Deficit To A Surplus
With a little democratic reform and a lot of civic participation, California made change happen fast.