Month: November 2014

Put me in Kevin Drum’s camp when it comes to what yesterday’s elections mean nationally: Look: every election cycle features different candidates. Obviously it’s possible that, on average, this year’s...

So for the last month, I have been for knocking for a group contracted to the MN House Democratic Caucus. We knocked mostly swing voters and occasional voters for about a dozen targeted House races. We won all but 2....

Will yesterday’s losses be enough to get us to rekindle the spirit we had in the 2005-2008 era and stop our bickering and get organized? Is there a new generation to come along and replace the old fogies who formed that...

It’s a shitty day for a lot of people here at BMT, so I’m going to change the subject from the despair for just a minute, because over the past two days, I fought Blue Cross and WON. But first, a little backstory...

That’s the early estimate of Voting Eligible Population from the Election Project.   Any analysis of the 2014 MidTerm election has to start with the fact 63.4% of voters didn’t bother to engage.