by Philip Rosenstein on Jun 30, 10:55 AM
The Hispanic voter has been a central figure in the 2016 campaign. This is largely because in such a polarized political climate, a projected total voting population of 27.3 million can have a serious impact.
by Philip Rosenstein on Jun 29, 10:38 AM
Reality, it appears, is setting in among the Trump camp. After loud calls painting his campaign as understaffed, underfunded and woefully out of step with the rest of the GOP, it looks as though the real-estate mogul is quietly trying his best to assuage those fears.
by Philip Rosenstein on Jun 28, 10:41 AM
Both the Trump and Clinton camps have released ads exemplifying tactics each will use as we approach the general election in November.
by Philip Rosenstein on Jun 27, 10:35 AM
Reactions to the Brexit vote varied greatly across the political spectrum in the United States. Donald Trump quickly made the comparison between the success of the Leave vote and support for his campaign. Hillary Clinton took the opportunity to confront the populist rhetoric emanating from the Trump camp.
by Philip Rosenstein on Jun 24, 10:43 AM
Following the Orlando massacre, Democrats in the United States Congress erupted in anger over inaction on gun legislation. With a debate in the Senate morphing into a filibuster led by Sen. Chris Murphy, the subsequent sit-in lasted almost 26 hours on the floor of the U.S House of Representatives.
by Philip Rosenstein on Jun 23, 10:42 AM
The Democratic and Republican parties are gearing up for political fights beyond the presidential race. With Donald Trump at the top of the Republican ticket, Democrats hope their candidates can become competitive in states previously beyond their reach.
by Philip Rosenstein on Jun 22, 10:29 AM
The Clinton campaign and the Democratic Party are full steam ahead as they approach the convention beginning July 25 and the crucial post-convention stretch. The short-term focus is on generating buzz and enthusiasm around the Clinton campaign.
by Philip Rosenstein on Jun 21, 10:32 AM
The Trump campaign looks in disarray. He split with his longtime campaign manager Corey Lewandowski. And over the 10-day period from June 10 to June 19, not one Trump campaign TV ad has appeared in the top 60 DMAs nationwide.
by Philip Rosenstein on Jun 20, 10:57 AM
Donald Trump seems to think he can win the general election without the help of his party. Speaking with Chuck Todd of "Meet the Press," Trump touted confidently: "I think that I win either way." But Trump's campaign lacks any coherent data intelligence operation.
by Philip Rosenstein on Jun 17, 10:53 AM
Both parties are transitioning to general election mode. Republicans are now starting to test different ad strategies with which to attack Hillary Clinton, while also hoping to mitigate the serious divisions their presumptive nominee, Donald Trump, has created within their party.