Far be it from me to introduce political science into all the fun we've been having here at FHQ since the nomination races commenced, b...

Being a child of the 70s , I was always taught--by Schoolhouse Rocks--that three was the magic number (Oh fine, I suppose my exposure to SHR...

What did we learn from last night's results in the DC, Maryland and Virginia primaries? 1) Better than expected was not really part of ...

As we are apt to do when the nomination season rolls around , we tend to shift the focus to what is next in the process instead of casting a...

Polls close in Virginia in the next couple of minutes and in DC and Maryland at 8pm. How will it play out tonight? We'll use a top dow...

Let's start off in New Mexico . Voting in the Land of Enchantment ended last Tuesday (Super Tuesday) and the result of the Democratic c...

I prefer the moniker Potomac Primary to the alternate Chesapeake Primary, so I'll go with the former as I discuss the delegate selectio...

Dissertations sometimes get in the way (and if I want a job in this field it better). Yesterday was one of those days. However, that didn...

As Mike Huckabee has been apt to do during this cycle , he struck first. He won the nation's first contest in Iowa. He won the first c...

One of the questions posed in today's earlier post was how Mike Huckabee would do in the post-Romney race for the GOP nomination. We h...