Will Upcoming Caucuses Make or Break Hillary Clinton?
Caucus states may have cost her the nomination in 2008. What does this year look like?
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2016 Presidential Election
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Why Voting Restrictions Have Yet to Lower Turnout
New research finds publicity about these laws mobilizes Democrats, counteracting their disenfranchising effect.
Who’s to Blame for the Rise of Hate Groups? Donald Trump, for One
A new report reveals that right-wing extremism is on the rise in the U.S., with no thanks to Trump.
How Will South Carolina’s Voter ID Law Affect the Democratic Primary?
As Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton work to court minority voters, a new law may keep them away from the polls.
The Whiteness of Bernie Sanders’ Supporters
Bernie Sanders' backers look like Barack Obama's eight years ago, with the notable absence of African Americans.
Did Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump Just Destroy the Myth of the New Hampshire Primary?
The two insurgent candidates brought a reckoning for establishment politicos in the Granite State.
Does Obamacare Really Kill Jobs?
The Republican presidential hopefuls keep referring to the Affordable Care Act as a "job-killer." Is there any truth to that?
The Not-So-Revolutionary Reform at the Center of Bernie Sanders’ Revolution
His campaign finance reform proposals could do some modest good, but wouldn't bring about the revolutionary change he promises.
Who’s Afraid of Bernie Sanders? Wall Street, for One
Sanders is applying the pressure to America's biggest political force.
What Can the Iowa Caucus Really Tell Us?
How the surge of populism that's defined the 2016 elections may confound the expectations of Iowa and New Hampshire as electoral predictors.