Last week, I wrote about reading into the tea leaves of the early vote. Now, I want to take a counterfactual approach and lay out some reasons why we should always be skeptical of the early data using some notable … Continue reading Reading Into The Tea Leaves Part II
Nevada Senator Dean Heller, elected in 2012 with 46 percent of the vote, is widely considered the most endangered Republican incumbent in the upper chamber. Republican Presidential candidates have not won the state since 2004 and Democrats currently control three … Continue reading Trump Owns The GOP Grassroots
In 1994, the GOP Revolution roared across the country. Republicans gained seats across the nation from from two in California, five in California, one to two in multiple states and several seats in North Carolina, Ohio, Georgia, California, Texas and … Continue reading It’s Alabama Or Bust For A Senate Democratic Majority
It’s become an oddity in an era of bitter partisanship. The voter who will vote for a candidate with a D next to his/her name and an R next to his/her name. They’re ticket-splitters and they have become less and … Continue reading The GOP Senate Majority Rests on Ticket Splitting
At first glance, Nevada should be part of Hillary Clinton’s electoral firewall. The state has the highest percentage of Hispanics of any swing state in the country (if you exclude New Mexico), Harry Reid’s political machine is alive and kicking … Continue reading The State That Could Keep The GOP’s Majority
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