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Rallying the Troopsnew

Can Netroots make a difference in November – and beyond?
Boston Phoenix  |  David S. Bernstein  |  06-01-2012  |  Elections

DNC 2012 Notebook: Youth is Served (but will they vote?)new

Young voters swayed the 2008 election in Obama's favor. Will they do it again this year?
Creative Loafing (Charlotte)  |  Mary C. Curtis  |  05-29-2012  |  Elections

Mitt & the GOP Boys' Clubnew

Mitt Romney needs to reach out to women voters, but his party has few who can help him do it.
Boston Phoenix  |  David S. Bernstein  |  05-11-2012  |  Elections

Campaign finance reports show huge sums pouring into candidate coffersnew

Most of the Super PAC funds will roll in during the fall elections, but as we've seen in other states, Super PACs are starting to creep into our North Carolina primaries.
INDY Week  |  Kirk Ross  |  04-20-2012  |  Elections

Ideological Purity Tests Roil N.C. Republican Primary Contestsnew

Republicans hold a significant advantage in voter registration in Forsyth County, N.C., and the Republican primary is playing out as a tug-of-war between outspoken conservatives who draw hard lines on issues such as taxation, prayer before government meetings and immigration, and moderates who are willing to work more closely with Democrats.
YES! Weekly  |  Jordan Green  |  04-20-2012  |  Elections

Romney's Mormon Challengenew

What Bexar County's primaries could tell America about the anti-Mormon vote.
San Antonio Current  |  Jeffrey Wright  |  04-11-2012  |  Elections

Handicapping 2012: It's Romney's To Lose

Most pundits have conceded the general election to Obama, already looking ahead to 2016. They have their reasons. Their analysis is based on good, solid, reasonable (inside the box) logic. All things considered, however, I would (and have) put my money on Mitt Romney this fall.
Maui Time  |  Ted Rall  |  03-28-2012  |  Elections

Bland Ambitionnew

Democrats are gleeful over Mitt Romney's bruising primary path, but Romney is still the fight Barack Obama doesn't want.
Boston Phoenix  |  David S. Bernstein  |  03-14-2012  |  Elections

Why Scott Brown Will Be Tougher to Beat Than Some Thinknew

New polls show Scott Brown beating Elizabeth Warren and winning re-election to the U.S. Senate. That’s no accident; he’s been out earning it.
Boston Phoenix  |  David S. Bernstein  |  03-09-2012  |  Elections

Obama Campaign Pours Resources Into North Carolina Triad Regionnew

A capacity crowd packed the Obama campaign's Winston-Salem headquarters during a grand opening on Feb. 29 in which organizers urged volunteers to sign up for phone banking with neighborhood team leaders.
YES! Weekly  |  Jordan Green  |  03-08-2012  |  Elections

Rep. Bennie Thompson Pulls Ranknew

As a member of Congress, Bennie Thompson sees his role as a conduit for grants and other kinds of support, but he is frustrated that cities and counties in his district don't always take full advantage of federal cash.
Jackson Free Press  |  R.L. Nave  |  03-08-2012  |  Elections

Are You Ready for Stupor Tuesday?new

Romney & Sons are favored, but his favorability ratings aren't too hot.
Creative Loafing (Tampa)  |  Mitch Perry  |  03-05-2012  |  Elections

Leaders of the PACnew

The new math of the Super-PACs shaping this year's presidential election
Gambit  |  Ari Berman  |  03-05-2012  |  Elections

SpreadingRomney.com: Poop Joke Goes Viralnew

A "santorum"-inspired redefinition of "romney" as "to defecate in terror" coined by local web designer and DJ Jack Shepler has gained meme steam.
NUVO  |  NUVO Editors  |  02-27-2012  |  Elections

G.O.P. Smackdown: The Stakes Are High in Michigan Slugfestnew

Michigan's Feb. 28 primary could prove a critical juncture in the blood sport leading to the GOP convention. Should Romney lose here and limp away wounded, it could lead to the first brokered convention in more than a half century.
Metro Times  |  Curt Guyette  |  02-23-2012  |  Elections

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