You Think This Has Been a Crazy Election Year?
The 2016 election might not be as unique as it seems. By Chayenne Polimedio Eugene McCarthy, a candidate…
Browsing Tag
2016 Election
330 posts
Does a Candidate’s Character Matter?
A candidate’s likability is not a useful tool for predicting election outcomes. By Kristina Kutateli Left: Donald Trump.…
Not So Fast, Hillary Clinton: California Still Matters
It ain’t over ’til it’s over. By Jared Keller Hillary Clinton speaks on June 6, 2016, in Los…
Was a Super PAC Called Voters for Hillary Really Supporting Clinton?
The United States government’s loose supervision has spawned many problems with super PACs, but helping to tout shares…
Do Bitter Primaries Hurt Presidential Candidates?
Decades of research suggests that one candidate will suffer most from 2016’s bloody primary season. By Jared Keller…
Why the Caucus Hatred?
Caucus and convention goers are finding that all their participation isn’t necessarily producing the candidates they like. Will…
How the Media Fails the Public in Reporting Election Polling
The horse race national polls don’t matter. By Daniel J. McGraw Barack Obama shakes hands with Mitt Romney…
How a Political Party Falls in Line
After a contentious primary season, the big names in the Republican Party are starting to rally behind Donald…
America’s Childcare Problem
Last week, Hillary Clinton unveiled a series of proposals to improve the affordability and quality of childcare in…
A Weird Election to Forecast
Donald Trump would be the most hated nominee of the last four decades—less popular, even, than lice and…