Election Day Rule
FRQ #3, SCOTUS Comparison. A Minnesota law prohibited voters from wearing any “political”apparel, as defined by election officials, at or around polling places on […]
Campaigns and Elections
National Popular Vote
A way to circumvent the Constitution? Abolishing the Electoral College would require an amendment to the Constitution. Constitutional Amendments are extremely rare and very difficulty […]
Federal Elections Commission
The agency tracks contributions and spending. What is the Federal elections Commission? Here’s the definition from the agency’s website: In 1975, Congress created the Federal […]
Electoral College and Campaign Strategy
Campaign Visits. Presidential campaigns most allocate their time, resources, and money to the tipping point states that might swing the election. The graphic above is […]
Elections: Frontloading
The race to be the first state. Frontloading is a political phenomenon in American politics. Frontloading involves individual states moving their primary or caucus day […]