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Fuzzy Math
Posted By: Elizabeth Daigneau | February 12, 2008
The math is very clear: the Democratic nomination will be decided at the convention by superdelegates. The math is wrong: The Democratic party will not ...
Categories: National Politics

Targeting Justices
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | February 12, 2008
John Grisham hardly needs a publicity boost from the likes of us, but fans of government and politics should be aware that his new novel, ...
Categories: Polls

The Next California Recall
Posted By: Elizabeth Daigneau | February 11, 2008
From the Sacramento Bee : The proponents of the recall of Sen. Jeff Denham announced turning in 50,000 signatures to unseat the Central Valley Republican on Friday ...
Categories: Economic & Fiscal Issues , State Offices

McCain's Poor Performance
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | February 11, 2008
John McCain lost more states than he won on Super Tuesday, the day he nonetheless became the presumptive Republican nominee. On Saturday, Huckabee wiped the ...
Categories: National Politics
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New York State of Mind
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | February 11, 2008
It's old news by now that Obama won three states by big margins on Saturday and is favored in the three local primaries (DC, Maryland ...
Categories: National Politics

Schwarzenegger's Republican Support
Posted By: Josh Goodman | February 11, 2008
One great thing about having so many presidential primaries: Tons of exit poll data. Every now and then, the pollsters even ask a question of ...
Categories: National Politics , Polls , State Offices

Pawlenty to Think About
Posted By: Josh Goodman | February 8, 2008
Stateline.org notes that it is now very unlikely the next president will be a governor and that, rather, a U.S. senator (gasp!) is ...
Categories: National Politics , State Offices
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All the Way to the Convention
Posted By: Alan Greenblatt | February 8, 2008
Even as John McCain all but wraps up the GOP nomination, Paul Kane of The Washington Post suggests that the math on the Democratic side ...
Categories: National Politics

Gregoire Picks Obama
Posted By: Josh Goodman | February 8, 2008
A day before Democrats in Washington state caucus, Governor Christine Gregoire is endorsing Obama. Of the five female Democratic governors, three, Gregoire, Arizona's Janet Napolitano ...
Categories: National Politics , State Offices

A June Vacation for the Democrats
Posted By: Josh Goodman | February 8, 2008
Zach mentioned yesterday that the states that didn't join the rush to the front of the primary calendar could end up having the most influence ...
Categories: National Politics

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