Trump on the verge
With his sweep of convincing victories across five states in the north-east early this week, Donald J. Trump has edged closer to the Republican nomination. The […]
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Democratic primary/caucus calendar and delegate counts
Data from Ballotpedia The table below lists the number of pledged Democratic delegates who will have been allocated as of each primary or caucus date. On […]
Republican primary/caucus calendar and delegate counts
Data from Ballotpedia The table below lists the number of pledged Republican delegates who will have been allocated as of each primary or caucus date. On […]
Dump Trump? Second Last Chance?
By Prof Don DeBats The inept group that considers itself the “grown-up wing” of the Republican Party remains flummoxed, infuriated, and largely immobilized by Donald Trump, […]
Donald trumping all in the Republican race
Donald trumping all in the Republican race is only possible thanks to an undemocratic system Article by Rodrigo Praino, Flinders Lecturer, School of Social and Policy […]
Why Florida’s Primary Election is the One to Watch
Article by Carol Weissert, Flinders University Fulbright Distinguished Chair in American Political Science On March 15th five states hold primaries in the tumultuous, yet riveting, U.S […]
Bloomberg decision confirms near certainty of Clinton presidency
Article by David Willis, Flinders PhD Candidate Michael Bloomberg – the former New York Mayor (2002-2013) and owner of eponymous media company Bloomberg – announcement on […]
Super Tuesday - Part 2: Making Sense of Numbers
The Primaries. Super Tuesday: Part 2 Making Sense of Numbers by Don DeBats The votes that matter in choosing a presidential nominee are those cast by the […]
Super Tuesday: Suddenly Something Else Matters: NUMBERS
The Primaries. Super Tuesday: Part 1 Suddenly Something Else Matters: NUMBERS by Don DeBats The early primaries (New Hampshire and South Carolina) and caucuses (Iowa and […]