Our recently updated Delaware voter file includes important data on High Propensity voters. This in-depth voter data could be key to any candidate running for the open governor’s seat or in any other campaign in the state.
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How will incumbent, Colorado U.S. Senator Michael Bennett, fare in his re-election bid? Sources say he faces a strong challenge from a decorated member of the Air Force Reserve, current Colorado State Rep. Jon Keyser (R).
With Senator Barbara Mikulski retiring, Maryland looks to elect a new U.S. senator in 2016. Who will that be?
When George W. Bush addressed the feverish swath of supporters on November 2, 2004, at the Ronald Reagan Building—just a stone’s throw from the White House—he had many people to thank for his successful re-election. Among them was Karl Rove, who Bush referred to as the “the architect.” While Bush was the man of the hour, Rove cemented his legacy as one of the most influential figures in U.S. politics for his tactical use of voter data.
Donald Trump is still running hard in pursuit of the GOP nomination, and if you’re one to believe him and his advisers, that isn’t going to change anytime soon. Trump, depending on who you ask, is either the wily, straight-talking hardballer the GOP needs if it hopes to reclaim the White House or a soon-to-be […]
Did you know, Vermont hasn’t always been the liberal state we all know today? In 2015, 33.4 percent of residents describe themselves as liberal–a number higher than any other state, however it has not always been this way. In 2010, Vermont former Senator, Jim Douglas was a republican.
nitiative 42, the amendment aimed to protect each child’s fundamental right to educational opportunity through the 12th grade in Mississippi, has been a hot topic this season. The initiative remains controversial as opposing sides narrow in on the further implications of the amendment.
In Arizona, funds are flooding towards a multi-billion-dollar land trust account to boost funding for K-12 schools. Senator Ducey’s proposal would funnel, ” about $1.8 billion in new cash into the state’s schools over five years and smaller amounts in the following five years.”
As the gubernatorial elections are approaching, Washington is on the look out for the next Republican candidate. To find out voter preferences in the state of Washington upon the gubernatorial election, we have an answer for you!
