Presidential Campaign

3/11/2020

He doesn’t let President Trump tug him into the mud.

Source Feed: Presidential Elections (US)

Winning South Carolina, Biden Makes Case Against Sanders: ‘Win Big or Lose’

3/1/2020

Joseph R. Biden Jr. drew on his decades-long relationships and leveraged his close bond with black voters to wrap up a state long considered his stronghold.

Source Feed: Presidential Elections (US)

Why a Shortened Primary Season May Prove Disastrous

2/27/2020

The Democratic nomination could be wrapped up next month. That is too soon to select any candidate.

Source Feed: Presidential Elections (US)

It’s 2020. Time for Democrats to Ignore These Two States.

2/2/2020

Everybody talks about Iowa and New Hampshire, but nobody does anything about it. Here’s an idea.

Source Feed: Presidential Elections (US)

Why the Iowa Caucuses Are So Important

1/28/2020

Protests in the 1960’s, a mimeograph machine and a long-shot candidate all contributed to Iowa’s unlikely role in the presidential election process.

Source Feed: Presidential Elections (US)

How the G.O.P. Became the Party of the Left Behind

1/27/2020

Dayton, Ohio, typifies the forces that have pushed those hurt by economic change toward the Republicans, while affluent places become more Democratic.

Source Feed: Presidential Elections (US)

What It Was Like to Witness The Times’s Democratic Endorsement

1/19/2020

Filming this special episode of “The Weekly” required a strict set of rules — and a plan to keep a secret.

Source Feed: Presidential Elections (US)

The Presidential Nominating Process Is Absurd

12/29/2019

We have an unnecessarily weak presidential field, especially the incumbent.

Source Feed: Presidential Elections (US)

Too Far Left? Some Democratic Candidates Don’t Buy Obama’s Argument

11/17/2019

One day after former President Barack Obama cautioned against being out of touch with voters, Democratic candidates said there was a winner among them.

Source Feed: Presidential Elections (US)

Wisconsin straw poll surprise: A narrow Clinton win

Bernie Sanders shocks with 41 percent of the vote.

Source Feed: POLITICO - 2012 LIVE

Romney attends Pacquiao fight

"Hello Manny. I ran for president. I lost," Romney says, according to Pacquiao's publicist.

Source Feed: POLITICO - 2012 LIVE

Boustany defeats Landry in Louisiana

His victory brings a close to the final undetermined congressional contest of the 2012 cycle.

Source Feed: POLITICO - 2012 LIVE

Obama, GOP fight the class war

Both parties are in the midst of intense, far-reaching debates on the issue.

Source Feed: POLITICO - 2012 LIVE

Obama camp fundraising total: $1.1B

Former finance director Rufus Gifford thanks donors, bundlers and staffers for their work.

Source Feed: POLITICO - 2012 LIVE

Matt Damon: 'Game is rigged'

The actor says he doesn't think any politician would take serious action against fracking.

Source Feed: POLITICO - 2012 LIVE

More women gave to Obama

Only 28 percent, or $97.5 million, of the Romney campaign's total fundraising came from women.

Source Feed: POLITICO - 2012 LIVE

Energy independence without Mitt?

Evidence is mounting that the once-implausible-sounding achievement will happen on its own.

Source Feed: POLITICO - 2012 LIVE

Plenty of 2012 pitfalls for Obama and Romney

Hurdles faced by both candidates defined a crucial 34-day span of the 2012 election.

Source Feed: POLITICO - 2012 LIVE

RNC official mocks Detroit in video

The video was recorded secretly during a tea party meeting.

Source Feed: POLITICO - 2012 LIVE