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Report: Mark Penn Thought Dem Primaries Were Winner-Take-All

Election Central   |  Eric Kleefeld   |   May 8, 2008 11:41 AM


With the Clinton campaign widely viewed as being on its last legs, staffers are now more free than ever to dish out some dirt on the many strategic blunders of Mark Penn. The latest: At a strategy session last year,...

Obama's "Big Tent" Campaign Cuts Out The Little People In California

Nathaniel Bach | Posted April 9, 2008 | Off The Bus


Nathaniel Bach

UPDATE: In a reversal, the Obama campaign has reinstated the previously cut California delegate candidates. Read all about it here.

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I've spent the past few weeks excitedly sending emails, making phone calls, and explaining the technicalities of Democratic party registration to my family and friends in...

Will Hillary Clinton Have the Last Laugh in Spite of the Media? Or Will the Super Delegates Pull a Surprise?

Michael Russnow | Posted March 5, 2008 | Media


Michael Russnow

I'm not a Hillary Clinton superfan, although I voted for her against Obama in California because my preferred candidates John Edwards and Joseph Biden had already dropped out.

I previously wrote a piece suggesting that Al Gore enter the race, as someone who has already been chosen by the American...

The Future is Now: California's Multiracial Challenge to America

Scott Kurashige | Posted February 10, 2008 | Politics


Scott Kurashige

Sixty years ago, Carey McWilliams, the well-traveled writer/activist and soon to be editor of The Nation, described California as "our nation's racial frontier." As the West Coast's multiracial makeup posed new problems and challenges, it also offered America "one more chance, perhaps a last chance, to establish the principle of...

Inspecting The Ballots

Cristina Chang | Posted February 7, 2008 | Off The Bus


Cristina Chang

I gave up my space in front of the television on election night to volunteer as an inspection board clerk at LA County's Register-Recorder's office. There are over 5,000 precincts in LA County and the counting doesn't start until after the polls close and the police cars and helicopters deliver...

After Super Tuesday

John Zogby | Posted February 6, 2008 | Politics


John Zogby

Read more Super Tuesday coverage on HuffPost


Now that Super Tuesday voters have made their wishes known, this is where we stand. On the Republican side, it's no surprise that Arizona Sen. John McCain is a lot closer today to securing the Republican nomination. He had significant...

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California Results Expose Bad Polling

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Max Follmer   |   February 6, 2008 04:09 PM


In the wake of Hillary Clinton's decisive victory Tuesday in the California Primary, one pre-election poll from C-SPAN/Zogby/Reuters that showed Barack Obama up by 13 points in the Golden State is getting a lot attention Wednesday morning. On the morning...

Obama Claims Delegate Lead

Politico   |  Mike Allen   |   February 6, 2008 02:43 PM


In a surprise twist after a chaotic Super Tuesday, Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) passed Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) in network tallies of the number of delegates the candidates racked up last night. The Obama camp now projects topping Clinton...

New Mexico Still Undecided

Associated Press   |   February 6, 2008 09:59 AM


With turnout far exceeding expectations, Democratic rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton were separated by roughly 100 votes early Wednesday in an excruciatingly close battle to win New Mexico's presidential caucus. With 180 of 184 of precincts reporting, Clinton...

Huckabee Declares It A Two-Man Race

ABC News   |  Jake Tapper   |   February 6, 2008 09:38 AM


His campaign thought dead and now resurrected, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee greeted his supporters ebulliently after winning contests in West Virginia, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and his home state of Arkansas, with other possible victories to come. "You know, over...

How Clinton Beat The Kennedys

Washington Post   |  Anne E. Kornblut and Lyndsey Layton   |   February 6, 2008 09:12 AM


Sen. Barack Obama won the Kennedys, key members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation and support from the charismatic African American governor of the state. But in the end, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton won Massachusetts. It was arguably the most surprising...

Super Tuesday Results: The Morning After

AP   |  DAVID ESPO   |   February 6, 2008


WASHINGTON — Sen. John McCain padded his commanding delegate lead in the Republican presidential race Wednesday and urged conservative critics to cut him some slack. In a Democratic surprise, Hillary Rodham Clinton disclosed she'd lent $5 million to her cash-short...

Some Ballot Trouble For Independents In California

Washington Post   |  Robert Barnes   |   February 5, 2008 09:05 PM


The crush of new independent voters in California is causing problems at the polls, with widespread complaints that those voters aren't being offered ballots that allow them to vote for the presidential candidates. Nearly one in five California voters is...
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