Three items to point out from today's projection update. First, President Obama is back in the popular vote lead. After falling behind Mitt Romney in last
week's projection by 0.1%, he is now projected to garner 49.4% of the vote versus 49.1% for Romney. ...
Three states are holding primary elections tomorrow, Idaho, Nebraska and Oregon. The presidential primaries in each of these states may not be significant
at this point, but that doesn't mean there aren't other primary races worth watching. ...
The update I promised earlier is posted. Barack Obama continues to lead the all-important electoral vote count, 303-235. However, Romney's improved
performance in national polls has moved the projected popular vote in his favor by a mere 0.1%. ...
There have been lots of polls out over the last several days and new pundit ratings on House many races as well. How will the new data affect the
numbers? We'll see later today ...
The influence of the Tea Party was felt in a big way in 2010. It appears the Tea Party folks are ready to make some splashes again this year. A major salvo
occurred last night in Indiana where 6-term incumbent Senator Richard Lugar fell massively to Tea-Party-backed State Treasurer Richard Mourdock ...
Today, North Carolinians voted to add an amendment to the state's constitution that protects the traditional definition of marriage and refuses to recognize
any type of civil union other than the marriage of one man and one woman. ...
