Presidential Election Archive
Archives for November 2016


There’s a photo finish shaping up for control of Congress.


John Merrill thinks guaranteeing people the right to vote “cheapens” the civil rights movement’s fight to, well, vote.


Clinton’s gender cost her 24 points among men in one experiment. Will that translate to the ballot box?


Clinton’s get-out-the-vote drive is working.


“This sounds like something that was put together in 1901.”


The anonymous plaintiff dropped her lawsuit against Trump, the circumstances around which have been bizarre.


Is the Democratic nominee’s firewall collapsing?


In search of Trump’s “shy” voters — and those the polls simply ignore.


Nobody’s noticed, but she’s running on an ambitious plan to remake the American social compact.


Democrats had a great day in Nevada, and Ohio early voting enthusiasm is rebounding.




Afghanistan’s longest war rages on. Too bad the presidential candidates won’t talk about it.


We’re in the last days of the election. Take a break. Read a book.


An explanation of Trump’s deep roots in the Republican Party.


Clinton’s toughest opponents in this race are the Kremlin, WikiLeaks, and the FBI.