The Connecticut Primary: A Voter’s Guide for Super Tuesday

The State of Connecticut votes this year on Super Tuesday, February 5th in what is called a ‘closed primary’. I’ve noticed that my previous posts on other state primaries have been extremely useful for readers, so I’d like to duplicate this for residents throughout the country. Each post is assembled on the Voter’s Guide page [...]

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The Colorado Caucus: A Voter’s Guide for Super Tuesday

The State of Colorado votes this year on Super Tuesday, February 5th in what is called a caucus or a ‘closed primary’. I’ve noticed that my previous posts on other state primaries have been extremely useful for readers, so I’d like to duplicate this for residents throughout the country. Each post is assembled on the [...]

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Delegate Trackers Updated

After South Carolina, most of the media outlets still have the delegate count at some widely different margins. On the GOP side however, it’s all coming together. After Super Tuesday, I’ll winnow the Democratic field down to just two candidates (given that Edwards is dropping out today) and I’ll look to only one or two [...]

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The Arkansas Primary: A Voter’s Guide for Super Tuesday

The State of Arkansas votes this year on Super Tuesday, February 5th in what is called an ‘open primary’. All those who are registered to vote in Arkansas may vote in the presidential primary, regardless of party affiliation. I will do my best to outline some of the details of this election system for you. [...]

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The Arizona Primary: A Voter’s Guide for Super Tuesday

The State of Arizona votes this year on Super Tuesday, February 5th in what is called a ‘closed primary’. I’ve noticed that my previous post on other state primaries have been extremely useful for readers, so I’d like to duplicate this for residents throughout the country. Each post is assembled on the Voter’s Guide page [...]

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The Alaska Primary: A Voter’s Guide for Super Tuesday

The State of Alaska votes this year on Super Tuesday, February 5th in what is called an ‘open primary’ for Democrats and a ‘closed primary’ for Republicans. Alaska is very unique when it comes to voting in Presidential Primaries. In fact, they have what is called a ‘Blanket Primary’ for many of the parties registered [...]

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The Alabama Primary: A Voter’s Guide for Super Tuesday

The State of Alabama votes this year on Super Tuesday, February 5th in what is called an ‘open primary’. I’ve noticed that previous posts on other state primaries have been extremely useful for readers, so I’d like to duplicate this for residents throughout the country. Each post is assembled on the Voter’s Guide page for [...]

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Why Super Tuesday Is So Important

The race for delegates and superdelgates is running at full steam and it’s making Super Tuesday the most anticipated day in presidential politics in over 20 years. With 22 states holding Democratic primaries and 21 states holding Republican contests, February 5th not only offers a unique national perspective on the race before the November General [...]

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Superdelegate Tracker is Here

I’ve assembled a graphic for easy reference to the Superdelegate totals in the Democratic race. I still haven’t found reliable numbers for the Republican party’s ‘unpledged’ delegate total, so as soon as I find something credible, I have the graphic for you. Just one program note. I have switched around the navigation bar at the [...]

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Romney Now the Strategic Front Runner

Former Governor Mitt Romney is preparing to infuse his personal fortune into his run for the White House. In so doing, he has become the strategic front runner in the Republican race. Much to the dismay of independent vote-getters like Sen. John McCain and former Mayor Rudy Giuliani, the Florida primary is fast becoming an [...]

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