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OPINION: The Biggest Loser in the Presidential Race is the Media

Earlier tonight, I was saying to my wife, La Verle, the biggest loser in the presidential race is the national media. Brian Williams was just saying on MSNBC, "The

By George Mitrovich

/ February 9, 2016

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Gary Johnson Says N.H. Results 'Leave a Majority Without a Choice'

The Tumblr blog, Gary Johnson News, posted Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson's response to the New Hampshire primary results Tuesday night. Johnson's statement is as follows:

By Thomas A Hawk

/ February 9, 2016

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Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders Win Big in New Hampshire

Not long after polls closed in New Hampshire Tuesday night, Donald Trump and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders were declared the winners of their respective primary contests. As of the

By Gabriel Saint Cyr

/ February 9, 2016

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Fox News Mistakenly Publishes Landslide N.H. Victories for Sanders, Trump Prior to Vote

Tuesday morning, several hours before the polls close in New Hampshire, Fox News reportedly published fake, finalized New Hampshire primary election returns on its website. Mashable captured screenshots of Fox

By Ben Swann

/ February 9, 2016

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13 States Consider Expanding Use of Ranked Choice Voting in 2016

With a new year comes a new legislative session in state houses around the U.S. 2016 has seen state legislators nationwide use this opportunity to empower voters by introducing

By Fair Vote

/ February 9, 2016

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Why John Kasich May Shock The Nation Tuesday Night

If success in the debates means anything, then John Kasich ought to have an incredibly strong showing in the New Hampshire primary. Historically, especially in the 19th century, debates were

By David Yee

/ February 9, 2016

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Flint and East Porterville — Equivalent Public Health Risks; Vastly Different Responses

Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton used her entire closing statement at the January 17 Democratic presidential debate to highlight the lead-poisoning crisis in Flint, Michigan’s water supply, a racially-tinged health

By Duf Sundheim

/ February 9, 2016

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Rasmussen: Donald Trump Remains Top Dog in GOP Contest

Political commentators believe that Tuesday's primary contest in New Hampshire is a make-or-break moment for Donald Trump. Lacking a traditional ground game in Iowa, Trump failed to morph

By Shawn M Griffiths

/ February 8, 2016

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Federal Court Says N.C. Lawmakers Used Racial Gerrymandering to Draw 2 Congressional Districts

A panel of federal judges ruled Friday that North Carolina lawmakers used racial gerrymandering to draw at least two of the state's thirteen congressional districts. According to The

By IVN News

/ February 8, 2016

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Not Allowed to Debate? Now You Know How Third Parties Feel!

Carly Fiorina and her supporters raised a fuss over her recent debate snub in New Hampshire. The dissatisfaction of her followers inspired the #LetCarlyDebate hashtag, making the case that their

By Jay Stooksberry

/ February 8, 2016

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Major Support for Independent Maps May Be Giving Campaign the Boost it Needs in 2016

The drive for reforming the drawing of congressional maps has gained a supporter who is hoping to ride a reformist challenge against a long-time incumbent. Independent Maps seeks to get

By Carl Wicklander

/ February 8, 2016

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OPINION: Why Entrepreneurs Make Poor Politicians

Undoubtedly, there has been a growing movement in America for the past several decades -- that those successful in business should take the helm as our nation's leaders.

By David Yee

/ February 8, 2016