via Politico There are 200 million registered voters in the United States, and it’s a good bet that more than...
Medium: The Midwest Isn’t Gerrymandered Because “All The Democrats Live In Big Cities”.
Medium brings the latest article on gerrymandering and tackles the geographic clustering component head on. Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin...
USA Today's The Deciders: Clark County, Ohio – Reviving Rust Belt city in Ohio not convinced by Donald Trump's message
USA TODAY takes a close look at blue-collar voters in Clark County, Ohio. Clark is similar to many counties in...
Brennan Center: New Voting Restrictions in Place for 2016 Presidential Election
The Brennan Center for Justice has documented 14 states with new voting restrictions in place for the 2016 presidential election....
CNN's Critical counties: Cuyahoga County, Ohio, could be Clinton's bright spot
CNN takes a closer look at Cuyahoga County, Ohio, which is home to Cleveland and where Hillary Clinton will need...
CNN's Critical counties: Stark County, Ohio, is a swing county in a swing state
CNN highlights Stark County, Ohio as place to watch to determine who will win Ohio and the nation. The quintessential...
The Swing States Where Political TV Ad Spending Has Heated Up — and Gone Cold
Advertising Age takes a look at what states saw increases in ad spending in September compared to August. Colorado saw...
Elect Project: Ohio absentee ballot requests are down 2.6% from 2012
Michael McDonald from the ElectProject.org highlights decreases in absentee ballot requests in Ohio, particularly in Democratic counties. Ohio absentee ballot...
NBC News: Clinton Maintains Ad-Spending Advantage Over Trump
NBC News highlights the TV advertising spending disparity between the Pro-Clinton and Pro-Trump camps. States colored based on campaign spending...
PBS: Trump campaign has a ground-game problem
PBS highlights the disparity in the number of campaign offices in key states between Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and...
Ohio 2016 Election Results
Since 1896, the winner of Ohio was elected the next president with only two exceptions (in 1944 and 1960). Ohio's...
Book: Why Ohio Picks the President
A must-read: The Bellwether: Why Ohio Picks the President by Kyle Kondik. “Since 1896, Ohio voters have failed to favor...
2012 Ohio Political Maps
Source: NY Times Source: NY Times Pre-Election Coverage Below Like 2004, the 2012 Presidential election may come down to who...
Map of Voting Problems on November 4th
Our Vote Live.org is tracking voting problems being reported during the November 4th, 2008 election and has several maps showing where...
Real Clear Politics Swing State Review: Ohio
Real Clear Politics has a series of posts examining key swing states and they recently featured Ohio, which became the...
Rival Tickets Are Redrawing Battlegrounds
The recent New York Times article Rival Tickets Are Redrawing Battlegrounds contains an advertising spend map and campaign stop maps...
Ohio Primary Maps: Clinton and McCain Win Ohio Primary
Hillary Clinton and John McCain win the March 4th Ohio primary. McCain won every county, while Clinton won almost every county, but lost to Obama in Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, and Cincinnati.