Watching returns on Election Night is an American tradition similar to Super bowl Sunday. On the ballot Tuesday will be federal, state, and local races – our focus will be on the Congressional (House and Senate) and the Governor’s races.... (Continue reading)
It’s not really a word, but “pwned” applies here… Charlie Crist has certainly made a name for himself in this race – as the epitome of the douche politician who can’t take the rejection of the public.... (Continue reading)
Here is an excerpt from the latest debate in Florida in which the debate moderator accuses Rubio of running on an “anti-Latino” platform:... (Continue reading)
In a three-way debate in Tampa, Crist hides behind a lefty Hispanic newspaper to attack Marco Rubio’s authenticity… He also accuses Rubio of “political ambition.” The gall of a guy who essentially defrauds Republican donors to run as an independent... (Continue reading)
We know – or at least we assume – that the Republicans are going to recapture the House of Representatives. We’re pretty sure they’re going to take over a sizable majority of governorships and statehouses around the country. And now... (Continue reading)
Every week, we have been rating congressional and gubernatorial races based on polling data available to us at the time. Today, we would like to reveal the details for you. For Senate/Governor’s races, we will show you the weighted average... (Continue reading)
How stupid does Charlie Crist get? This stupid. Probably no further. If only because it would be impossible. Right, cuz THIS never happened.... (Continue reading)
Fallout continues to pile up from last week’s doings at the Senate GOP caucus conference on the fate of defeated Sen. Lisa Murkowski, who opted for a write-in independent campaign after losing a primary race to Joe Miller. Specifically, an... (Continue reading)
How many Senate seats will the GOP gain this fall ? Can the GOP retake the Senate ? And which seats are likely to flip ? Unlike our discussion of House gains, there has been a decent volume of polling in... (Continue reading)