Interesting and Outstanding 2018 Midterm Races
BY JOSHUA SUNMAN, FLINDERS BACHELOR OF ARTS (AMERICAN STUDIES/POLITICS) STUDENT AND FLINDERS WASHINGTON INTERN 2017: The 2018 Midterms had two distinct results, a Democratic takeover of […]
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Takeaways from the election
Article by Jesse Baker Gale: The Democratic Party has rebounded from their underperformance in the 2016 elections picking up at least 7 governorships, at least 37 seats in the House […]
Ohio: several key races in 2018
By Joshua Sunman, Flinders Bachelor of Arts (American Studies/Politics) student and Flinders Washington Intern 2017: Always a crucial state in Presidential Elections, Ohio has several key […]
Democrates Firm as Favourites to Take Back the House
Article By Jesse Barker Gale: On November 6, 2018, tens of millions of Americans will cast their ballots in the 2018 midterm elections for the United […]
U.S. Presidency: And So It Begins (Part 1)
By Prof Don DeBats January 28, 2017 An unexpected trail: the election outcome almost no one anticipated, the inauguration of a president almost no one considered […]
4 Things to Watch in the Trump Administration
By Jesse Barker Gale, PhD Candidate Flinders University On January 20, Donald J. Trump will be sworn in as the 45th President of the United States […]
The Tussle for Control of the United States Senate
By Prof Don DeBats, Flinders University, American Studies With two days to Election Day, the odds continue to favor Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine as the […]
U.S. Election: The rise of early voting
By Sarah John, Research Director, FairVote Can this election be over already? The rise of early voting Like in Australia, early and postal voting is increasingly […]
U.S. Election: October's Political Surprises
by Professor Don DeBats, Flinders University Halloween indeed brought surprises, most of them scary, especially for the Clinton camp. With just a week to go Election […]