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 [...]
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 [...]
All Eyes on Iowa »
In an era when election coverage includes sarcastic Tweets, and election-cycles begin earlier and earlier because of a candidate’s FOMO, our political traditions Read more…
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…
2016 Campaign Update »
In election season, there is always some news to report. Here are some quick examinations of what’s been going on lately in the Read more…
Let the Debates Begin! »
Earlier this year, the Republican National Committee (RNC) made the decision to limit the number of GOP primary debates and forums to 12. Read more…
No More Straws: Iowa GOP Cancels Tradition »
There were once two traditional “starts” to the Republican presidential primary season, both of them taking place in Iowa. One Read more…
Voter ID Laws: Combating Fraud or Suppressing Voters? »
In September, btw brought you news of a court battle raging in Texas over a “voter ID” law. While these Read more…