Candidates, Campaigns, and . . . Child Care? »
Ever since Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential elections, women have become a mobilized political force like never before. Read more…
New Rules for Digital Campaign Ads »
With the national uproar over Russia using Facebook and Twitter to tamper with the 2016 presidential election, it’s no wonder that digital advertising 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…
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…
2014 Midterm Elections: All About Control »
If there happens to be a 50-50 tie come November, the vice president is tasked by the Constitution to break any ties in Read more…
Classroom Connection: Campaign Volunteering »
Election Central’s Classroom Connection asks two AP Government classes at Worthington Kilbourne High School in Worthington, 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 Role of a Political Spouse »
The wives of the two presidential candidates are playing important roles in this year’s election campaign. Ann Romney and Michelle Obama gave speeches at their party’s national Read more…