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.
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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…
Democrats Distance Themselves from Obama »
Lame Duck Tradition
President Obama is not alone in his position of being shunned by his own party. This has happened with the Read more…