Inside look at the 2012 Election – Week of Feb 6th
Welcome to My Election Helper's new Inside Edition, a weekly special where we examine the latest news… [more]
Why do Iowa and New Hampshire Get to Go First?
Two of the best covered events in the race for the presidential nomination are the Iowa Caucus and the… [more]
How does Occupy Wall Street Help/Hurt the President?
Starting from a small gathering in a privately owned park in Lower Manhattan, the Occupy Wall Street… [more]
Handicapping the Rapidly Shrinking Republican Race
One of the unique features of the race for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination has been the fluidity of the field. As of December 7, six different candidates can claim to have held either … [Read More...]
The History of the Electoral College
Contrary to popular belief, the Electoral College has nothing to do with electricity and is not an institution of higher learning. It is, instead, how the United States actually elects its president. … [Read More...]
Why do Iowa and New Hampshire Get to Go First?
Two of the best covered events in the race for the presidential nomination are the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire Primary. Even though both are relatively small states, as the first elections of … [Read More...]
What Happens at a Caucus?
What Happens at a Caucus? Although New Hampshire holds the nation's first primary to determine candidates for the president, the Iowa Caucus is actually the first nominating event in the United … [Read More...]
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