Thursday, November 26, 2009

elections

5 Reasons for Democrats to Give Thanks

Michael Steele and healthcare reform top the list. more >>

Five Lessons From the 2009 Elections

The lessons the two parties draw from the 2009 elections are instructive. more >>

Gridlock and Indecision Spur Polling Shift from Obama to Republicans

More independents are showing preference for the generic Republican candidate. more >>

Giddy Republicans Foresee Bigger House Gains in 2010 Than in 1994

New Gallup Poll shows first GOP advantage in 2010 election, especially among independent voters. more >>

Democrats and Republicans Grapple With the Voters’ Message

The parties parse a split decision at the ballot box. more >>

10 Things You Didn't Know About Election Day

Elections are historically held in November because of the country's agrarian roots. more >>

Candidates Claim Victory in Afghan Presidential Contest

Despite U.S. military reports of deteriorating conditions, citizens headed to the polls. more >>

Nate Silver Sees Major Gains for GOP in 2010

Political turmoil now favors Republicans in 2010 midterms, he says. more >>

Obama's Iran Election Ineptitude Worsens Nuclear Threat

While the president fiddles, the ayatollah burns the midnight oil on nukes. more >>

Watch Out for Twitter Hype in the Iran Elections

The revolution may be Twitterized, but it's not clear that's a good thing. more >>

Franken Finally Nearing Victory Over Coleman in Minnesota Senate Race

Word is that state Supreme Court Minnesota will back the Democrat, and then the musical chairs begin. more >>

Does Obama Secretly Want Ahmadinejad to Beat Mousavi?

A moderate leader in Iran would hurt the U.S.'s case against the country's nuclear program, some say. more >>

Iran Election Protests and Riots a Test for Obama

The disputed re-election of Ahmadinejad appears to have undermined Obama's argument for diplomacy. more >>

Whether or Not Ahmadinejad Weathers the Iran Election Probe, Khamenei Is Still in Charge

It's nice that they have to go through the motions, but the mullahs remain in charge. more >>

Iran Election Is Obama's First Foreign Policy Test—And He's Failing

So far, not so good. more >>

Iranians Flock to Polls in Presidential Election

Observers expect record turnout in the election to choose between Ahmadinejad and three rivals. more >>

MoveOn.org to Specter: Be a Democrat or Be Gone in a Primary

Seniority? No Primary? Not so much. more >>

Analyzing the Absentee Ballots in the New York 20 Special House Election

A look at the absentee ballot numbers. more >>

Young Downscale Voters Didn't Show Up At Polls in 2008 Elections

Voters under 30 made up 22 percent of the potential electorate but only 10 percent of voters. more >>

Minnesota Voters Are Split on Whether to Redo the Coleman-Franken Senate Election

Minnesotans expect Franken to win but are split on whether there should be a new vote. more >>

Norm Coleman Must Quit the Minnesota Senate Race—He, Republicans Look Whiny

All he's doing is denying Minnesotans a second vote in the Senate. more >>

Republicans Could Be Poised to Pick Up Upstate New York Gillibrand House Seat

A new poll indicates Republican strength—this is not surprising. more >>

Chris Dodd Is Ripe For the Picking for GOP in 2010—Sen. Kudlow of Connecticut?

Republicans have a good chance to take down the Connecticut Democrat in the next elections. more >>

Palestinians Give Thumbs Down to Israeli Election Results

Many fear that the success of far-right parties makes progress in peace talks much less likely. more >>

Israeli Election Math Favors Netanyahu

Likud's leader has lost ground to a far-right party, but he is still expected to become prime minister. more >>

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