This question obviously has important implications for who wins this election. We can start by dismissing the blanket statement that “challengers break for the ...
I've already noted that, in the wake of last week's presidential debate, voters' perceptions of Romney and Obama's ideologies didn't change much, despite Romney's ...
Perhaps you've heard about Romney's pivot to the center in last week's debate -- what it means, whether it will work, how Obama is ...
Aaron Blake of the Washington Post’s The Fix blog: Say what you want about Paul Ryan’s politics; even Democrats in Congress struggle to find ...
Republicans say yes. Steven Benen agrees. I think that conclusion is premature. The Democrats and Obama retain key advantages on this issue—that is, this ...
Here is something you don't hear too much: voters view Mitt Romney about as favorably as Barack Obama. At least if voters are asked ...
With Mitt Romney having picked Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan as his running mate, we can shed some light on these questions: What do people ...
Back in January, Lynn Vavreck, Joshua Tucker, and I asked this question: what would happen if people knew more specific details about Mitt Romney's ...
Earlier I suggested that anyone writing about the electoral implications of Obama's support of gay marriage needed to think rigorously about some key questions. This is ...
The economy seems to be weakening, and Republicans are eager to blame Obama. This is by-the-books political messaging: the party opposing the incumbent president ...