Super Tuesday Results »
Tuesday evening, citizens across the United States in both political parties cast primary and caucus ballots. Because so many states were involved, this single day collection of primary results is traditionally called Super Tuesday. Winning big on this day, across several regions of the country can solidify a presidential hopeful's campaign and set that candidate [...]
Learn More About Hillary Clinton »
Earlier in the campaign, Election Central did a profile of Democrat Bernie Sanders. While much has been written about his opponent, Hillary Read more…
New Hampshire Happenings »
Last month, Election Central laid out the differences between a caucus and a primary. Now that we’ve had the first of each Read more…
After Iowa: Who Won, Who’s Out, What’s Next »
Last week, Election Central explained how the Iowa caucus works. Now that you understand how it functions, lets take a look at how the events on the campaign trail have shaken down in recent days. Then we'll see what’s ahead on the political horizon. RepublicansDemocrats A Trumpless Debate Just days before Iowa citizens began their caucus, the [...]
Entering 2016: Candidates Go All In (or out) »
Just when you thought there couldn’t be any more media coverage of the U.S. presidential election, the volume is going to be turned Read more…
Democrats Take Center Stage »
Last month, Election Central delivered news of the first Republican candidate debate. This month, it was the Democratic candidates’ turn. On September Read more…
Learn More about Bernie Sanders »
As election season continues to grow more and more a media focal point, let’s take a deeper look at one of the candidates Read more…
Everybody Matters: The State of the Union 2015 »
President Obama gave his State of the Union address, the annual speech where the president addresses Congress and the nation. It was a series of White House proposals for how he would like to guide the government's priorities for the next two years of his executive term.
Read more...
What’s Next for Congress? »
In the weeks leading up to the recent midterm elections, we brought you stories about the Senate races across the country where Republicans Read more…
Social Media and the Midterms: Who “Likes” Whom? »
Traditional ways of reaching out to voters include phone calls, knocking on doors, organized rallies and fundraisers. Modern ways of reaching out include Read more…