Polling has yet to fall hard either way since Trump took office.
Polling has yet to fall hard either way since Trump took office.
Polling has yet to fall hard either way since Trump took office.
Polling has yet to fall hard either way since Trump took office.
Polling has yet to fall hard either way since Trump took office.
Polling has yet to fall hard either way since Trump took office.
Polling has yet to fall hard either way since Trump took office.
Polling has yet to fall hard either way since Trump took office.
For the first time since Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society, the size, scope and operations of government have become hot topics. Those who support Elon Musk’s “department of government efficiency…
New Orleans’ hosting of the Super Bowl was, by all accounts, a big success. The city looked good, felt good and was apparently safe. It shows what can happen when people work together toward a…
New Orleans is a football town. Cheering for the Tulane Green Wave and LSU Tigers is as much a part of the culture as eating red beans and rice. Hosting the Sugar Bowl has been an annual rite …
How’s he doing?
President Harry Truman once said of his incoming successor, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, “He’ll sit here, and he’ll say, ‘Do this! Do that!’ And nothing will happen.”
The U.S. Constitution gives presidents the power to grant pardons and commutations for federal crimes. This unique, unchecked power was meant to be used sparingly, as a last resort to correct …
The presidential election is behind us, and the inauguration is right around the corner. After four years in the White House, where does Joe Biden stand with the American people?
Since 1960, 15 U.S. senators eventually went on to win presidential nominations of the two major parties. That’s why the new senators who took office Friday are worth watching; some may become…
There is widespread belief that polls missed the mark in the presidential election. The point of this column is neither to praise nor bury pollsters, but to explain what actually happened.
Mandates are huge expressions of public support to get something done. In national elections, they give newly elected presidents powerful momentum at the start of a new term.
Throughout this past presidential election, we learned plenty about swing states. We now know how many people in Nevada work for tips and how much fracking means to Pennsylvania. But what abou…
Donald Trump will nominate roughly 1,200 people to fill top federal jobs that require Senate confirmation. These include cabinet secretaries, ambassadors, judges and U.S. attorneys.
Lost in the hullabaloo of the presidential election were 146 ballot propositions that were voted on in 41 states. Issues included abortion rights, election laws, minimum wage, school choice, c…
The best way to determine how and where a presidential candidate has won, or lost, is to look at the exit polling. It allows voters, and not so-called experts, to answer these basic questions.
Here’s an hour-by-hour guide, in Central Standard Time, to guide you through the maze of early election returns on Tuesday evening.
A wealthy businessman named W. Clement Stone once said that “big doors swing on little hinges.” We should add: So do presidential elections.
Election Day is coming and polls show a close race. But what happens if enough swing states are so close that lawsuits and recount battles hold up the final tally? Will supporters of the loser…
Jimmy Carter celebrated his 100th birthday this past week. He was born when Calvin Coolidge was president and William Howard Taft was still alive; it was 17 years before the U.S. entered World…
An old saying tells us that history doesn’t repeat, it rhymes. Will this presidential election rhyme with that of 2016?
As Election Day nears, presidential campaigns will zero in on independents, voters not aligned with either major party. This year, near-unanimous percentages of Democrats and Republicans will …
