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Hillary Clinton’s lead shrinks in New Hampshire as Bernie Sanders surges in polls
Hillary Rodham Clinton’s lead among Democratic primary voters in New Hampshire is now only in the single-digits as Sen. Bernard Sanders continues to surge in polling.
Read More >>Polls show Bernie-mentum in Iowa and New Hampshire
Bernie Sanders’ surge against Hillary Clinton continued on Thursday, with two surveys of Iowa caucus-goers and New Hampshire primary voters showing the independent Vermont senator taking a bite out of the Democratic front-runner’s lead, which remains substantial.
Read More >>Sanders crowds show Iowa Democrats’ passion, not necessarily support
The crowds Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is drawing at campaign stops are a sign of Iowa Democrats’ passion for the issues he’s talking about, but don’t mean former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s 2016 precinct caucus campaign is in trouble.
Read More >>Which 2016 candidate has the best electoral record?
Imagine a world where viability was measured not by polls, fundraising prowess or buzz, but rather by career campaign records.
Now meet your new front-runner for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination: George Pataki.
Read More >>Bernie Sanders Lags Hillary Clinton in Introducing Himself to Black Voters
Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is climbing in the polls in Iowa and New Hampshire, and he has drawn thousands of people to rallies for his presidential campaign recently in Denver and Minneapolis. But the shooting last week in Charleston, S.C., has highlighted a daunting obstacle he faces in the Democratic primary contest: Black voters have shown little interest in him.
Read More >>Bad news for Bernie Sanders: poll shows Americans leery of socialists for president
Less than half of Americans would vote for a presidential candidate who is a socialist, findings in a new poll released Monday that delivered a blow to Sen. Bernard Sanders‘ presidential aspirations.
Read More >>Questions for Sanders Campaign
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is drawing big crowds and a level of media attention that has to please the campaign. The Washington Post offers some interesting observations on his campaign so far, starting with it’s conclusion that Sanders can’t actually win the nomination but will have an impact.
The Daily 202: 5 takeaways from Bernie’s bounce
THE BIG IDEA: Bernie Sanders will not be the Democratic nominee, but he is tapping into an emerging liberal tea party movement…
Despite that conclusion, the piece ... Read More >>