Do political scandals even matter any more?
Increasingly, partisans back “their” candidate. For everyone else, too many scandals make it hard to focus on anyone.
Sorry, President Trump. Here’s why American Jews aren’t abandoning the Democratic Party.
These three factors mean a “Jexodus” is unlikely any time soon.
Panel of forecasters and handicappers to discuss the midterm elections. Today!
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Why Republicans can be even more optimistic about taking the Senate
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Why It Matters that Obama’s Approval Rating Is Falling
Despite ridiculous hype about a recent CNN poll that showed
Forecasting House Elections: Democrats Gain 1 Additional Seat
As John suggested in his post this morning, he and
Obama’s Better-than-Expected Popularity: Revisions and Extensions
I have a post at 538 updating my earlier analysis
Media Bias, Political Science, and the Tea Party
Washington Times, Sept. 4: bq. Academics Dub Tea Partyers Devout,
David Brooks and Money in Elections
Josh is "impressed":https://themonkeycage.org/2010/10/thank_you_david_brooks.html with David Brooks for "this":http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/19/opinion/19brooks.html?_r=1&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss: bq. Political
Do Deficits Matter for Midterm Elections?
Ezra Klein writes yesterday about the effects of deficits and
Feel the Anger, Part II
In my earlier post, I noted the high reelection rate
Los Angeles Times Op-Ed
Apparently, someone at the Los Angeles Times reads The Monkey