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Will Democrats Hold Alaska’s At-Large Seat in November?

Rare Double Coronation in Pennsylvania’s US Senate Primary

Nikki Haley’s Pennsylvania Primary Showing in Historical Context

A Brief History of Wisconsin US Representatives Serving Nonconsecutive Terms

A Brief History of Maryland Split-Ticket Voting

The Largest Republican Statewide Election Winning Streaks

What Do the New Jersey and Virginia Gubernatorial Elections Mean? (And Are They Predictors of Midterms?)

By Dr. Eric Ostermeier | November 2, 2009 |

The two states have voted in tandum during the last five gubernatorial elections dating back to 1989 – and always electing the party which is not in control of the White House

New Jersey Primary Live Blog

By Dr. Eric Ostermeier | February 5, 2008 |

3:24 p.m. Last polls close in New Jersey at 7:00 p.m. CST. The Democrats will allocate 107 of its 127 convention delegates from the primary vote today: 70 delegates are allocated based on the vote in 20 delegate districts (comprised…

Political Analysis By and Beyond the Numbers Since 2006

Founded and Authored by Dr. Eric Ostermeier