Electionate
Democrats Should Think Twice Before Disarming the Filibuster
The GOP's Problem With Young Voters Is Only Getting Worse
While Mitt Romney missed benchmarks with many disparate demographic groups on Election Day, the Republican Party might be said to have a single, overriding challenge moving forward: to adjust to generational change. Over the last decade, a wave of new, diverse, and socially moderate voters has reshaped the electorate, allowing President Obama to win the popular vote without much, if any, improvement over John Kerry among voters who were eligible to participate in the 2004 presidential election.
A Blue Texas? Keep Dreaming
For the GOP, It's Colorado or Bust by 2016
The GOP’s Challenge Extends Beyond Hispanics and Immigration Reform
What Black Turnout for Obama in 2012 Means for the GOP in 2016
The GOP Has Problems With White Voters, Too
The Auto Bailout Didn’t Decide Ohio
From the moment political reporters armed with leaked internal polls wrote that Obama led by mid-to-upper single digits in Ohio, the Buckeye State was widely regarded as Romney’s Achilles heel.