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Tag Archives: Republicans
Is Jeb Bush the right choice for the Republicans?
2014 was an important year for Republicans due to their huge victory during the 2014 Midterm election. However, will the Republican still carry out their victory to the 2016 Presidential Election? Republicans are trying to tie Democratic candidates to President … Continue reading
Posted in Yifei
Tagged 2016 nominees, 2016 Presidential Election, GOP, Jeb Bush, Republicans
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Why Isn’t There More Buzz Around Rand Paul 2016?, or, Anyone But Bush (Please!)
With the 2016 election looming in the distance, it seems that the conversation has largely been focused around the central question of: “Hillary vs. ???” It seems the playing field for Democrats has been essentially dominated by Clinton. The potential … Continue reading
Posted in Izzy
Tagged 2016, 2016 election, Chris Christie, Hillary, Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush, Libertarian, Mitt Romney, Polls, Rand Paul, Republicans, tea party
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Jeb Bush moving toward 2016
Jeb Bush has been consistently discussed as one of the contenders for the Republican nomination for the Presidential election of 2016. Recently, his potential seems to be gathering momentum in a few different areas. Firstly, according to Real Clear Politics, … Continue reading
Posted in Mary Clare
Tagged 2016, 2016 election, 2016 Presidential Election, GOP, Jeb Bush, Republicans
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Who could be in it to win it
Hillary Clinton: Probably the strongest candidate to enter a primary. She is greatly popular amongst the Democrats and would be making history as the first woman president. Gov Martin O’Malley: He was one of Hillary Clinton’s most durable supporters … Continue reading
Does the public even care?
Yes, Republicans won control of the U.S. Senate. But did much else change? NBC News and the Wall Street Journal conducted a poll that concluded the following interesting facts: More than ¾ of Americans believe the election won’t substantially change … Continue reading
What Happened?
Now that it’s been a couple of weeks since the Midterm Elections happened, it seems like a good time to write a reflection of everything that happened during this season of elections. I last wrote about the Bannock Street Project; a project that … Continue reading
Did Voter ID Laws give Republicans the win?
Was the reason for a Republican sweep that voter ID laws have been made stricter? Was voter turnout historically low because Republicans targeted Democratic voters? In North Carolina, early voting was cut by seven days, which was a window used … Continue reading
Posted in Mahnoor
Tagged 2014 Midterm election, Democrats, georgia, North Carolina, Republicans, Texas, Voter ID laws
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The Aftermath of the Midterms
Alright, the midterms have come and gone. Let’s be blunt: this election really, really sucked for the Democrats. It wasn’t much of a surprise–Democrats have been trailing in the polls for months–but still, it’s hard to accept the Republican victory. … Continue reading
Midterm GOP Results May Influence 2016 Electoral Votes?
In class we have discussed the various efforts to limit or enhance voting ability, and how voter ID laws favor republican candidates, and same-day voter registration favors independent or democrat candidates. We have also discussed how our current system of … Continue reading
Posted in Paige
Tagged 2014 Midterm election, 2016 Presidential Election, constitution, electoral votes, GOP, Republicans, Voter ID laws, winner takes all
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