Thursday, November 26, 2009

primaries

West Virginia Primary Facts and Figures

Former winners and losers in West Virginia. more >>

Rush Limbaugh, Blowhard

Operation Chaos is really Operation Irrelevance. more >>

Nebraska Primary Facts and Figures

The Nebraska primary is May 13, 2008. more >>

News Buzz: Myanmar Aid, Clinton Goes on, and More

Clinton and Obama's Super Tuesday in Indiana and North Carolina

It's not over yet, but there are several scenarios for how the Democratic nomination will end after Tuesday's primaries. more >>

Indiana and North Carolina Reinforce Demographic Patterns for Clinton and Obama

Clinton performed better than Obama among Republican voters. more >>

McCain's Lingering Primary Problem

GOP primary voters still turn out against him. more >>

Barack Obama Wins North Carolina, Hillary Clinton squeaks by in Indiana

Clinton wins a tight contest in Indiana. Obama takes North Carolina by a large margin. more >>

Polls Show Clinton and Obama Locked in Tight Races

Indiana and North Carolina voters cast ballots today in the critical primaries. more >>

Gas and Integrity Fuel Clinton-Obama Duel

Hillary Clinton hit the gas - and Barack Obama - as the two raced across North Carolina and Indiana. more >>

News Buzz: Myanmar's Cyclone Death Toll, Tuesday's Primaries, and More

Myanmar's foreign minister said the death toll from tropical cyclone Nargis could be as high as 10,000. more >>

Clinton and Obama Locked in Tight Race in Indiana

Independents and Republicans could be the key to the Democratic primary in the Hoosier State. more >>

Indiana Primary Facts and Figures

Compiled by the U.S. News library. more >>

Pennsylvania Primary Results by Congressional District

Obama carried five districts, Clinton took 14. more >>

A Note on the Presidential Primary Exit Polls

This year exit polls have overstated Obama's support in Democratic primaries. more >>

Indiana Demographics Favor Obama

Although I've assumed Indiana's population is similar to Ohio's and Pennsylvania's, it skews a bit younger. more >>

More Projections on the Popular Vote for Clinton and Obama

The latest polls still make it possible that Clinton could win the popular vote or come very close. more >>

North Carolina Primary Facts and Figures

The North Carolina primary is May 6, 2008. more >>

Despite Pennsylvania Win, Clinton and Obama Have Similar Chances of Beating McCain

Going forward, state demographics could matter more to primary results than campaigning. more >>

Pennsylvania Win Shows That Clinton Is "Hitting Her Stride," Says a Top Adviser

Hillary Clinton has emerged as a far better candidate than Barack Obama and is riding a strong wave of momentum because of her victory in the Pennsylvania presidential primary yesterday, says top Clinton strategist Geoff Garin. more >>

Pennsylvania Results Mean Clinton Could Win the Popular Vote and Obama the Pledged Delegate Count

The critical primary's results make the decision for superdelegates even tougher. more >>

Clinton's Pennsylvania Victory Exposes Vulnerabilities for Her and Obama

Clinton's win gives her momentum, but highlights the problems for both Democrats' campaigns. more >>

News Buzz: Hillary Clinton's Next Hurdles, Polygamy Sect's Kids, and more

And she wins. Hillary Clinton pulled off a campaign-saving victory last night in Pennsylvania, beating rival Barack Obama by about 10 points. "Some counted me out and said to drop out," she told supporters in Philadelphia. more >>

News Buzz: Pennsylvanians Head to Polls, Condoleezza Rice on Jimmy Carter's Hamas Visit, and More

Today—six weeks after it all began—the polls are open and Pennsylvania voters finally get a chance to choose between the two bickering Democratic candidates. Hillary Clinton was the early favorite in the Keystone State, but since the campaigning in Pennsylvania, polls show Barack Obama has chiseled into her lead. more >>

Clinton's Sag in the Polls Makes Big Pennsylvania Win Unlikely

Recent polling suggests my projections are no longer realistic. more >>

U.S. News Weekly

Smart analysis, insightful reporting, in-depth perspective—in a new, digital format.

View sample page 2 View sample page 2View sample page 3View sample page 4View sample page 5

advertisement

NEWSLETTER

Sign up today for the latest headlines from U.S. News & World Report delivered to you free.

RSS FEEDS

Personalize your U.S. News with our feeds of blogs and breaking news headlines.

USNews MOBILE

U.S. News daily briefings are also available on your mobile device.

Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of our Terms and Conditions of Use and Privacy Policy.
Make USNews.com your home page.