Month: March 2016

I’ll have some post-election analysis soon, but this is the most important fact on the Democratic side from last night: For Mrs. Clinton, Tuesday’s double-digit victories netted her so many delegates that her lead over Mr....

Let’s watch some returns.

The pollsters have surely been scrambling since the MI earthquake to make up for the identifiable deficits in the MA and MI pre-election polling in the upcoming states. Those deficits have varied from one state to the next, but...

We have a great feature in our new March/April/May 2016 issue. Brian Feldman, a researcher-reporter with the New America Foundation’s Open Markets Program, has done a deep dive into the history of St. Louis’s economy...

The first time I really began trying to look ahead to the 2016 election was back in August 2013. I was reacting to a bit of analysis by Larry Sabato. I made three points. The first was that Govs. Christie, Walker and Kasich all...