Why nobody knows how to assess Bloomberg’s chances — including political scientists
Past performance usually does predict results. But we’ve got no precedent for Bloomberg’s approach.
Persuading voters is hard. That doesn’t mean campaigns should give up.
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Here’s how to mobilize Latinos to vote
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Why white evangelicals rule the midterms
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The surprising parity of the 2012 ground game
For much of the last half-century, presidential campaigns have been
The Obama campaign won GOTV gold in the 2012 campaign games
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Obama’s Voter Mobilization Was Barely More Effective than Romney’s
As part of our mini-symposium on campaign effects in 2012,
The 2012 Election Was Good for Political Science
In late September, I was involved in an email exchange