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Ebola Virus: a Return to its Origins

September 5, 2014 by Paul Dunne Leave a Comment

Ebola Virus: a Return to its Origins

The 2014 Ebola virus comes from earlier strains, and is very easily transmitted between people. ZMapp may be the answer to stopping the outbreak.

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Politics and Weapons of Mass Destruction: The Ties that Bind Obama to Bush

September 6, 2013 by Maryalene LaPonsie Leave a Comment

Politics and Weapons of Mass Destruction: The Ties that Bind Obama to Bush

Is President Obama more like President Bush than anyone imagined in 2008? Chemical attacks and weapons of mass destruction may be the legacy of both men.

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Reliable Pollster Report Card in 2012 Presidential Election

November 15, 2012 by Mike DeHaan Leave a Comment

Reliable Pollster Report Card in 2012 Presidential Election

How accurate were the various polling agencies in final predictions for the 2012 elections? Nate Silver, of course, takes home the ultimate accuracy prize.

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A Tale of Three Maps: How Obama Won States While Losing Counties

November 14, 2012 by Maryalene LaPonsie 23 Comments

A Tale of Three Maps: How Obama Won States While Losing Counties

President Obama won the 2012 election, but apparently lost the majority of the counties across the U.S. How does such a red electoral map result in a victory for Democrats?

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Is Romney in Trouble? Early Voting Results in Swing States

November 5, 2012 by Maryalene LaPonsie 16 Comments

Is Romney in Trouble? Early Voting Results in Swing States

Early voting results in key states indicate Obama is in the lead. Should the Romney camp be worried about early and absentee voting counts in swing states?

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Skewed Polls: Proof of a Vast Left-wing Conspiracy?

November 4, 2012 by Maryalene LaPonsie 34 Comments

Skewed Polls: Proof of a Vast Left-wing Conspiracy?

Many major polls in the 2012 presidential election sample much larger numbers of Democrats than Republicans, a practice that has some crying foul.

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Obama Post-Convention Poll Bounce: Will It Last?

September 18, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Obama Post-Convention Poll Bounce: Will It Last?

Although President Obama appears to have received a post-convention bounce, recent polls show Romney regaining position – the race is tightening up again.

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Daily Tracking Polls Suggest Little or No Romney Convention Bounce

September 5, 2012 by Marissa Selner 3 Comments

Daily Tracking Polls Suggest Little or No Romney Convention Bounce

Daily tracking polls show little or no Romney bounce after the GOP convention – will Mitt Romney rise in the polls before election day, or will Barack Obama retain his lead to the end?

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Last Week’s Polls: Does Romney Really Have 0 Support Among Black Voters?

August 27, 2012 by Marissa Selner 2 Comments

Last Week’s Polls: Does Romney Really Have 0 Support Among Black Voters?

Does Gov. Romney really have zero support among black voters, to President Obama’s 94% support? Marissa Selner breaks down the NBC election Poll.

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Romney Edges Obama on Leadership, Values, and Honesty According to New Poll

July 31, 2012 by Marissa Selner 8 Comments

Romney Edges Obama on Leadership, Values, and Honesty According to New Poll

Changes in the presidential race? A new poll conducted for The Hill by Pulse Opinion Research found likely voters rating Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney higher than President Obama on several key likeability issues.

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