Michigan was a Fluke
As I noted in my last blog, the question at the forefront of the minds of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders on Tuesday morning was, ‘Was Michigan a […]
Archive Tag: Trump
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 […]
Clinton/Trump and foreign policy
We are not there yet. But a potential Clinton/Trump showdown for the Presidency of the United States might be shading all other comers at the moment. […]
What if the Republican Party voted like Australians do?
Article by Dr Sarah John, Research Director at FairVote In the aftermath of the Nevada caucuses, Donald Trump seems almost inevitable as the Republican presidential […]
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 […]
Bumps and Bruises await 'Establishment' Republicans in Battle Born Swing St...
After a bruising confrontation in South Carolina, the remaining Republican presidential candidates have moved to Nevada for Tuesday’s caucuses. Historically a safe Republican state, Nevada strongly […]
The Coming Republican Bloodbath: What to Watch in South Carolina
The current Republican primary has not been for the faint of heart and it is about to get worse. South Carolina, the site of the next […]
U.S. Election: The Primary Process (part II)
“I don’t care who does the electing, so long as I get to do the nominating.”
But the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary will choose only about two percent of the delegates to each national convention.