DemDaily: Off to the Races!
The 142nd running of the Kentucky Derby is this Saturday, May 7th, providing a welcome reprieve from the 24 hour presidential “horse race.”
Posted May 6, 2016
DemDaily: The State of the Democratic Race
While the Republicans are grappling with rebuilding their fractured party and uniting around their controversial nominee, the Democratic primary contest continues.
Posted May 5, 2016
DemDaily: The Turning Point
The State of the Republican Race: Indiana has no notable footmarks in the history of presidential elections, but that changed yesterday.
Posted May 4, 2016
DemDaily: The Calendar and Current Count
As we enter the final stretch of the presidential nomination process, an update on the Count and remaining Calendar contests.
Posted April 27, 2016
DemDaily: The Veepstakes: The Contenders
With less than three months to both party’s nominating conventions, the candidates are beginning their selection process for a vice-presidential running mate.
Posted April 26, 2016
DemDaily: The Battle for Control of the Senate
The presidential may be consuming the headlines, but the outcome of the contest for the US Senate may be equally as significant. While Democrats are not expected to take the House, they do have a...
Posted April 25, 2016
DemDaily: Prince, The President & Politics
Music icon Prince was found dead yesterday, creating an international media storm that actually bumped the presidential off the airwaves. The death of the legendary artist — who leaves...
Posted April 22, 2016
DemDaily: Cruz and the Colonel
On women supporting Republicans like Ted Cruz: “A woman voting for Ted Cruz is like a chicken voting for Colonel Sanders.” — Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards.
Posted April 20, 2016
DemDaily: 100 Days Out!
We are now less than 100 days out from the Democratic Convention in Philly, July 25-28th. Whether a watcher or a go-er, DemList – as the recommended calendar, daily newsletter and central...
Posted April 18, 2016
DemDaily: It is all in the Language!
It is no secret that the way candidates speak influences voters’ perceptions of them and their personal character, beliefs and capability for the office- and there are no shortage of...
Posted April 15, 2016
