via The Washington Post In a stunning upset, Donald Trump won the presidency early Wednesday morning, as 10 electoral votes...
16 battlegrounds that will decide the election
via Politico There are 200 million registered voters in the United States, and it’s a good bet that more than...
Ad Age: The States Where Clinton and Trump Are Advertising the Most Until Election Day
Advertising Age provides another update on where Clinton and Trump are focusing their advertising budgets and as with previous updates...
Early Voting Update – 10/23/2016
Early voting is underway and nearly 6 million votes have already been cast. via NBCNews.com Washington Post: In several key...
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: Prince William, Virginia, a long-term warning to the GOP
CNN takes a look at the Virgina county of Prince William as one that will be key to Hillary Clinton's...
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...
6 Million Lost Voters: State-Level Estimates of Felony Disenfranchisement 2016
Sentencing Project.org has released (PDF) state-level estimates of voter disenfranchisement due to felony convictions. Florida, a key 2016 swing state,...
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...
Virginia 2016 Election Results
Virginia was once considered a safe Republican state, but after Democrat Barack Obama won in 2008 and 2012 it is...
Virginia: In Virginia, Large Voting Blocs for McCain and for Obama
The New York Times has an article and map graphic outlining the challenges and strengths of the McCain and Obama...
Real Clear Politics Swing State Review: Virginia
The newest post on key swing states at Real Clear Politics examines Virginia, where Obama hopes to become the first...
Virginia Primary Maps: Barack Obama and John McCain Win Virginia Primary
In Virginia’s Democratic primary, Barack Obama defeated Hillary Clinton by nearly a 2 to 1 margin as part of a sweep of the Potomac Primaries held on February 12th in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC.
Both McCain and Obama found their support strongest in the East, while Huckabee and Clinton performed best in the West.
Barack Obama and John McCain Sweep Potomac Primaries
In the Democratic Primaries held in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC on February 12th, Barack Obama defeated Hillary Clinton by wide margins and has taken the delegate lead.
In the Republican Primaries, John McCain swept Mike Huckabee winning all three states making a Huckabee exit eminent.