Four More Years – Obama Wins Election »
After a grueling and costly campaign season, President Barack Obama was re-elected to a second term, defeating his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney. While Read more…
America Votes: Election 2012 First Results »
As the sun went down on Election Day in 2012, voting polls began to close on the east coast. Thanks to strong Republican Read more…
Update on House and Senate Races »
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Find a website that is dedicated to following the day-to-day forecast of the House and Senate races. Here are some:
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Election Day Results in Republican Gains »
After polls closed around the country on November 2nd, a shift in the balance of power occurred. Some races are still being tallied, Read more…
A Review of the Vice Presidential Debate »
Closing Statements Vice President Biden said that the Obama administration entered the White House in a [terrible economic] situation. Biden said they have Read more…
The First Debate »
On October 3, 2012, Republican candidate, Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama engaged in their first of three televised debates. Held at the University of Denver in Colorado, the debate was moderated by Jim Lehrer. The debate was divided into six sections of fifteen minutes each, allowing each candidate a two minute opening statement to [...]
Obama Campaign Bytes for August »
As the Democrats approach their convention, President Obama and Vice President Biden are facing some new challenges in their run for a second Read more…
August Campaign Bytes: Paul Ryan Edition »
Early Saturday morning, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney announced his choice for vice presidential running mate. He selected Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan. Ryan Read more…
Romney Sets Sights on the General Election »
On May 8, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney won 3 more primary contests in Indiana, North Carolina, and West Virginia. While Romney still Read more…
Race for the Senate 2012 »
Going into the 2012 elections, the Senate consists of 53 Democrats and 47 Republicans.
A total of 33 of the 100 Senate seats Read more…