Nov 13, 2016 – candidates. … And the compromise candidates get the loyalty. … That is a kind voting whereinyou mark on your ballot a ranking of the candidates: first choice, second choice, etc.…

Nov 11, 2016 – So why not use this most undemocratic of our institutions to ensure a democratic result? SHE WON THE POPULAR VOTE. … system of the Electoral College means that people who do not live in cities will be able to have their concerns heard by the presidential … candidates because their votes would be necessary to win.…

Nov 11, 2016 – Accurate Ratios Jones said IBD has a model that comes up with ratios, such as 36 percent Democratic registration, 29-30 Republican … This method proved accurate in the 2004 presidential election. … Even Obama, who was one of the most popular presidential candidates in recent memory and led in both elections, didn’t come to a double…

Nov 11, 2016 – And that’s just the presidential election (About the U.S. Senate … another article, another day). … Democratic agenda. 2. Trump actually outperformed Mitt Romney with “minorities.” … Polls with double-digit downers for our candidates will no longer serve as the last word on anyone’s viability. Never again.…

Nov 11, 2016 – Many grew up in Democratic union households and were willing to vote for the first black president. … Now they seem to have sloughed off their ancestral Democratic allegiance, much as white Southerners did in 1980s presidential and 1990s … In a closely divided country, election victories are contingent on issues, events and candidates' characteristics.…

Nov 10, 2016 – the United States were streaming to the polls to deliver their collective verdict on what has arguably been the most bizarre presidential … According to their favorability -- or, should we say, unfavorability -- ratings, the choice between the major-party candidates couldn't … Headlining the Democratic ticket was a person with a reckless -- and, to some, repulsive -- ambition for power who epitomizes the Washington…

Nov 9, 2016 – As we speculate on President-elect Donald Trump’s first 100 days, his cabinet, the future of the GOP, and the future of the Democratic … Party, let’s not forget that the GOP had two Hispanic candidates run for the presidency, Sens. … But most importantly, Republicans can claim that a woman successfully managed on of their presidential campaigns.…

Nov 9, 2016 – The oddity of the GOP primaries may have been particularly intense, but the Democratic primaries had their surprises too. … One of the oldest rules in politics is that voters prefer likable candidates. … Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump -- the two most disliked presidential candidates in the history of polling -- have made short work…

Nov 8, 2016 – As early voting results come in, analysts are already able to filter through what the record number turnouts mean for the presidential … candidates. … Many are crediting Harry Reid’s operation in the state for the strong Democratic turnout.…

Nov 8, 2016 – ***Click Here For Live Election Results*** On Halloween, former Democratic pollster for President Jimmy Carter Pat Caddell said … The reason is once the dam broke, on the economy, because both candidates, although nothing like this year, were viewed unfavorably … In the 2014 Senate elections, polls in the final week underestimated Republican candidates by about three points on average.…

Nov 8, 2016 – This is why, irrespective of the outcome of the 2016 US Presidential election, the real victor is the US public which is better informed … The Democratic and Republican candidates have both expressed hostility towards whistleblowers. … To withhold the publication of such information until after the election would have been to favour one of the candidates above the…

Nov 8, 2016 – More so than possibly any presidential election in years past, the 2016 race is causing intense friction within the GOP. … A Pew Research survey found that 41 percent of couples who are voting for different presidential candidates have gotten into at least … Is it really worth losing multiple friendships over one presidential election?…

Nov 8, 2016 – Most of the so-called news media, including the so-called moderators at the presidential debates, are part of the machine.  … Since the 1960’s, left wing hardliners have tightened their grip on the leadership of the Democratic Party.  … Their control of the Democratic Party is unchallenged, and they will regroup if necessary. …

Nov 8, 2016 – Among the many complaints I have seen about this squalid presidential election -- the most dismal choice of major-party nominees since … nomination and prevented a younger generation of Democratic politicians from competing. … Under a proper republican standard of accountability, both candidates would be.…

Nov 7, 2016 – For the first time in modern history, both the Democratic and Republican candidates are incredibly unlikable. … If a majority of voters dislike both candidates, which is unprecedented for a presidential election, how can pollsters be sure voter … Will minority voters come out in similar numbers to support two older, white candidates?…

Nov 6, 2016 – That’s the consensus with some of the Democratic strategists that Washington Post writer Greg Sargent spoke with earlier this week, … Democratic pollster Mark Mellman. … Obama’s presidential campaigns, says it’s probably too late for such an event to prove decisive.…

Nov 6, 2016 – About the only good thing to be said for it is that it endson Tuesday, and that one of the two worst presidential candidates in American … Just once, I wish I could hear presidential candidates set aside the pandering, and tell voters that there are some problems the government … Just once, I wish candidates would make a point of reading John F.…

Nov 6, 2016 – clairvoyant people understood how desperately Americans need a mind-altering substance to blur and numb the pain of this year’s presidential … Ballot measures upping the minimum wage have been a perennial device to boost Democratic Party turnout, and the initiatives rarely … Remember, it’s not just picking between the lesser of evil candidates this election, there are 154 ballot measures to be decided.…

Nov 6, 2016 – In most political races, candidates spend the most time where they can reap the most votes. … But from the number of candidates they've seen lately, they might as well be Siberia. … The 17 states that have voted for the Democratic nominee in each of the past four presidential elections command 242 electoral votes…

Nov 24, 2016 – That's also why the two third-party candidates got as much national attention as they did. This, too, is called "diversity." … This, again, is a powerful opportunity for conservative candidates.         5. … That means we don't have to deal with another presidential election for four more years. Thank God.        …

Nov 19, 2016 – A few years ago Georgetown professor Norman Birnbaum, who also served as an advisor to three Democratic presidential candidates and…

Nov 16, 2016 – Folks, there will be more elections—and yes, some of them will end with you delivering a shellacking to GOP candidates. … Four other presidential candidates won the popular vote, but lost the Electoral College. It happens, but we survived. We endured. … So far, 1 million more people voted for Clinton thanks to late returns from California, which is a Democratic bastion, but she didn…

Nov 16, 2016 – This usually ensures that one candidate attains a majority of the Electoral College vote, even though none of the candidates garner … In more than half of the presidential elections over the past quarter century, no candidate attained a majority of the popular vote … Without including California, the Republican candidates won the popular vote in three of the past five elections.…

Nov 16, 2016 – In order of importance: · Democratic voters failed to show up in sufficient numbers. … · The traditional Democratic base was skeptical of Clinton, giving Trump the victory. … ” · Both candidates were flawed, but Hillary carried far more “baggage” than Obama.…

Dec 4, 2016 – More nefariously, Democratic pundits and journalists have expanded the deception of the presidential popular vote to Congress as well … The Nation magazine put it this way, “The preliminary count had Democratic Senate candidates gathering 46.2 million votes to 39.3 million … Thanks to total Democratic Party control, both candidates for the open Senate seat were Democrats.…