Given that I’ve spent the past 30 years reporting on and analyzing candidates, campaigns and elections, it should come as no surprise that I believe that campaigns matter. I’ve seen more than enough candidates who appeared headed to victory stumble their way to defeat during the post-Labor Day…
A newly released Republican survey of 1,200 likely voters conducted Aug. 25-26 by OnMessage Inc. suggests that the national political landscape has changed noticeably over the past two months, with Republicans benefiting.
The survey, which was released Thursday, shows Democrats and Republicans…
I began this year doubtful that we’d see much excitement in the 2010 elections. I’m quickly changing my tune.
After two big elections, Democrats didn’t have many opportunities left in the House. GOP Senate retirements seemed to open the door to more Democratic gains, but with the Democrats…
It appears that attorney Ethan Hastert (R) may not have a clear path in his effort to take back his father’s former Congressional seat as state Sen. Randy Hultgren (R) is actively exploring Illinois’ 14th district race, according to local GOP sources.
Republicans are targeting Rep. Bill Foster…
The September 4, 2009 print edition of the Rothenberg Political Report is on its way to subscribers.
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Stu talks about the Van Jones' Resignation and Obama's school speech in light of the upcoming week on health care reform. You can watch the video on the ABC News web site, here.
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Stu talks about the use of political bogeymen on FOX. You can watch below or click on the video here.
With four appointed Senators seated and at least one, if not two more, on the way, a growing number of unelected officials are going to have a significant voice in major legislation in the 111th Congress. But even though six appointed Senators is nowhere near the most to ever serve together, it…
The August 21, 2009 print edition of the Rothenberg Political Report is on its way to subscribers.
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