06
Nov
What if the election is a tie?
Then the House of Representatives decides who is elected president and the Senate votes on vice president.
06
Nov
What if the election is a tie?
Then the House of Representatives decides who is elected president and the Senate votes on vice president.
01
Nov
What’s your vote worth to presidential campaigns?
Campaigns, on average, spend $22 for a single vote, and more and more of that money is being spent for online ads.
30
Oct
Sandy could buoy or bite Obama, Romney
Obama could sink or swim on his handling of the federal response to a crisis that has claimed U.S. lives and caused millions in damage.
27
Oct
Animals predict a win for Romney
Several non-human political pundits have weighed in and their predictions are unanimous: Mitt Romney will be the next president.
25
Oct
Could a Romney administration see the overturning of Roe v. Wade?
It’s ‘possible to likely’ that, depending on Supreme Court workings, a Romney administration could result in the end of Roe v. Wade.
23
Oct
Which presidential candidate would make a better boss?
It’s one thing to want someone to be president, but which candidate would you rather have as a boss? Several small business owners offer their insight.
18
Oct
What presidential debates say about our culture
Debates serve as ‘a form of theater’ for voters, a chance to determine things about a candidate based on vocal expression, gestures and even clothes.
17
Oct
Obama, Romney clash over energy issues
In the second presidential debate of 2012, the candidates sparred over oil drilling, gas prices and wind power, but remained quiet on climate change.
Presidential debaters control body language at second debate
Some nonverbal cues, like smiles or visible swallowing, leaked through in each candidate, potentially betraying an emotion or thought.
05
Oct
Body language defined presidential debate
Gov. Mitt Romney’s body language came across as aggressive, while President Barack Obama was more cerebral and cool, say experts.
