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New Print Edition: Oregon Senate & Wisconsin 8
July 13, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Historical Perspective on Second-Quarter Fundraising Numbers
July 12, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: Georgia 8 & Ohio 1
July 6, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Cranky Grass-Roots Democrats Send a Message to Capitol Hill
July 5, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
8 for ‘08: Battleground States to Watch
July 3, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
8 for ’08: Battleground States to Watch
July 3, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Will Voters Respond to a Message of Unity or of Division?
July 2, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
McCain’s ’08 Dilemma: Can He Recapture the Magic He Once Had?
June 28, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
House Retirement Watch: If You Wait, They Will Come
June 25, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: Missouri 6 & Texas 22
June 22, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
DSCC Could Hit Recruiting Mother Lode
June 22, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Handicapping Versus Reporting, Analyzing the Presidential Race
June 21, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
For Some Democrats, the Political Picture Doesn’t Look So Rosy
June 18, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Iowa Straw Poll: Over Long Before It Really Began
June 14, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Illinois 8: Greenberg to Challenge Bean
June 13, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Obama’s Message Crosses the Atlantic
June 12, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Democratic Leaders on Capitol Hill Are Still Playing Iraq Just Right
June 11, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Fred, Tommy or Bobby: Which Thom(p)son Will History Remember?
June 7, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
For Some Americans, Politics Is More Than a Presidential Debate
June 4, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Immigration Reform Legislation Still Faces an Uphill Battle
May 29, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Louisiana Senate: Rove Seeks Challenger to Landrieu
May 25, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
For Bush, Sticking With His Iraq Policy Now Is the Only Choice
May 24, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The Webs They Weave: Campaign Committees’ Net Strategies Evolving
May 22, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: New Mexico 1 & Ohio 18
May 21, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
For Republicans, Iowa Straw Poll Could Offer Some Answers
May 21, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Is Edwards Following the Dean and Gephardt Models Too Closely?
May 17, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Cornyn and Dole: Two (Vulnerable) Peas in a Pod?
May 14, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Media Shouldn’t Ignore Organized Labor in the Democratic Race
May 10, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Palmetto Debate: Long Gone and Already Forgotten
May 7, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: 2007-08 Gubernatorial Outlook
May 4, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Is Fred Thompson Coming to the GOP’s Rescue?
May 3, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
GOP Back to Square One
May 1, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The Sounds of Silence From Democrats on the Hot-Button Issues
April 30, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Waiting for Godot … or Hagel, Warner, Cochran and Craig
April 26, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Waiting for Godot … or Hagel, Warner, Cochran and Craig
April 26, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Who’ll Be GOP’s ‘Next Ronald Reagan’ in ‘08 Presidential Race?
April 23, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: 2008 Senate Outlook
April 20, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Kerry ’04 Campaign Holds Lesson for McCain and Clinton
April 19, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Another Day Brings Another Dose of Bad News for the GOP
April 16, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Louisiana Governor: Jindal Looking Like Money in the Bank
April 13, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Pennsylvania 10: Eckel Takes a Pass
April 12, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
What Does Presidential Fundraising Mean at This Early Stage?
April 12, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Dean’s Empty Definition of Easter
April 11, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Dean’s Empty Definition of Easter
April 11, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Already, Too Much of the ’08 Coverage Is Quite Misleading
April 5, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: Pennsylvania 10 & Illinois 10
April 4, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Say What? Ken Lucas Endorses John Edwards
April 3, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Can Democrats Keep The Wave Alive in ’07 Gubernatorial Races?
April 2, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
In Democratic Race, What Tier Should John Edwards Be in?
March 29, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Should Democrats Go After the Evangelical Vote?
March 26, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: California 11 & New York 29
March 23, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Was ’06 a Starting Point for Democrats or Was It Their High-water Mark?
March 22, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The Impact of “Hillary 1984”
March 21, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Want a Presidential Nomination? Then Run for It!
March 19, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
A Presidential Race on Speed
March 19, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
GOP Presidential Race Looks Unpredictably Unpredictable in ’08
March 15, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
For the Thousandth Time: Don’t Call Them ‘Push Polls’
March 12, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: Florida 16 & North Carolina 8
March 9, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Maine Senate: Susan Collins May Be Vulnerable, but Don’t Underestimate Her
March 8, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Kentucky Governor: Fletcher to Hit Airwaves
March 7, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Too Much Smoke and Mirrors in Vilsack Campaign
March 5, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
How Much Will the ’08 Race Turn on Race?
March 1, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Connecticut 4: Democrats Eye Richter
February 27, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Are Democrats Kidding that Iraq Vote Was ‘Bipartisan?’
February 26, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Are Democrats Kidding that Iraq Vote Was ‘Bipartisan?’
February 26, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Let’s Not Lower the Bar for Candidates’ Campaign Bloggers
February 22, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
For Republicans, Bush Bashing Is Not an Appealing Option
February 19, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The Ever-’Present’ Obama
February 16, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Ever-‘Present’ Obama
February 16, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
For Democrats, Time to Pad Senate Majority and Think 60 Seats
February 15, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Will the NRCC Really Sit Out Primaries, as Cole Is Promising?
February 12, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Say What? VoteVets Ad
February 9, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: Maine Senate & Kansas 2
February 8, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Can Republicans Count on a House Snapback?
February 8, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Can Sen. Clinton Be Elected to the White House in 2008?
February 5, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Biden: How to Be Wrong and Right at the Same Time
February 2, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Musical Chairs in Georgia in 2010?
February 2, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
KY Governor: Northup Poll Shows Dead Heat in Primary
February 1, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Are Democrats Surging Out West? Numbers Say No
February 1, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Say What? RNC Attacks Hillary
January 31, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Say What? Mississippi Senate
January 31, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Say What? Tom Vilsack
January 30, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Say What? Minnesota Senate
January 30, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
For Democrats, Bergen County Spells Success
January 29, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
It’s Time for Bush, Democrats to Do Immigration
January 25, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Dog Bites Man. Sun Rises Again. Bush’s Numbers Still Stink.
January 24, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Dog Bites Man. Sun Rises Again. Bush’s Numbers Still Stink.
January 24, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Why Georgia May Not Be on Democrats’ Minds
January 22, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Is Rudy Likely to Be a Favorite or a Flop?
January 18, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Jim Gilmore for President? It’s Not an Easy Sell
January 15, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Can a Republican Win the Presidential Race in 2008?
January 11, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Northup Planning Bid for Governor
January 9, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Fate of a Rock Star
January 9, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Gerald Ford: An Admirable Man in a Very Different Era
January 8, 2007
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The Rothenberg Political Report Steps into 20th Century
January 3, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
2007 Back Issues
January 2, 2007
by
Nathan Gonzales
Happy Holidays!
December 15, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: Illinois 6 & Pennsylvania 4
December 15, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Year That Was: A Very, Very, Very Weird One in Politics
December 14, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Do ’08 Presidential Contenders Need a Great Story?
December 11, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Looking Back at ’06: The Most, the Least, the Best and the Worst
December 7, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
How’d We Do?
December 4, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Can Tom Cole and Howard Dean Both Be Wrong?
November 30, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: Texas 23 & Louisiana 2
November 29, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Let the Awards Begin: The Worst Self-Inflicted Wound of 2006
November 22, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Ballot Measure Wrap-Up
November 21, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
What You Heard About ‘Conservative Democrats’ Winning Was Wrong
November 20, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Pelosi Stumbles Out of the Blocks
November 17, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
GOP Moderates and Conservatives Ready to Do Battle
November 16, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
As Predicted, a Wave Washes Republicans Out to Sea
November 13, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Turn Back the Clock: Rothenberg Report on CNN Nov. 2
November 12, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Down to the Wire: Expect a Big Night for Democrats
November 7, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
2006 Election Night Viewer Guide
November 6, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Just Hours Until Democratic Gains
November 5, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Excerpts from Latest Print Edition
November 3, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
State Legislature Ratings
November 3, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: National Outlook & Ratings
November 2, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: National Outlook & Ratings
November 2, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Word to the Wise: Don’t Ignore Independents This Year
November 2, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Ballot Measure Update
October 31, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Candidates Matter Some Places, but Not Everywhere
October 30, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: National Outlook & Ratings
October 27, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
How High the Wave? Don’t Just Think 1994; Think 1974, 1958, 1982
October 26, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Audio: Oct. 5 Roll Call Election Preview with Rothenberg & Kondracke
October 24, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Linking Iraq to the War on Terror Has Downside for GOP
October 23, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Handicapping Long Shots and Late Shots
October 19, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Ohio Senate: RNC Launching New Statewide Buy
October 17, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Fight for Congress: I’ve Seen This Movie Before
October 16, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Kansas 2: Dueling Polls, Differing Perspectives
October 13, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: New House, Senate, & Gubernatorial Ratings
October 13, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
2006 Ballot Measures: A National Scorecard
October 11, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Bankruptcy Double-Standard
October 10, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
How Can the Democrats NOT Win the House … and the Senate?
October 9, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
How Can the Democrats NOT Win the House … and the Senate?
October 9, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: House Ratings & Updates and the Foley Scandal
October 6, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Poor New Hampshire? Don’t Bet Against the Granite State
October 5, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
State Legislative Races Outlook
October 4, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Warning: Races May Not Be As Close As They Appear
October 2, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: Senate, Governor, & House Updates and Ratings
September 29, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: Senate, Governor, & House Updates and Ratings
September 29, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Don’t Make Me Say I Told You So: It’s a Bump, Not a Surge
September 28, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The Growing Undecided?
September 26, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Fight for the Senate: More GOP Headaches, and One for Democrats
September 25, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
What to Expect Over the Next Seven Weeks
September 21, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Can Republicans Fear What They Don’t Know?
September 19, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Can Republicans Fear What They Don’t Know?
September 19, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
An Anti-Incumbent Election? This Year? Of Course Not
September 18, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Gubernatorial Races: Another Big Democratic Gain
September 14, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Texas 23:Democratic Strategy is the Only Constant
September 12, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Tennessee Senate: How Important Is a Poll in Rating a Race?
September 11, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: 2006 Senate Outlook
September 8, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: 2006 Senate Outlook
September 8, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Democrats Poised to Take Control of the House
September 7, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
NRCC Spin Goes Into Overdrive
September 6, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Facing a Wave, Republicans Could Still Win at Least One Dem Seat
September 1, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Candidates from Both Parties Shun Partisan Label
August 28, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: House Outlook for 2006
August 25, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: House Outlook for 2006
August 25, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Pennsylvania Senate & Virginia Senate: New Numbers, Same Races
August 24, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Connecticut Senate: Can Joe Lieberman Really Win?
August 21, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Nevada Governor: Primary Results Good for GOP
August 18, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Looking for a Big Message From Tuesday? There Ain’t One
August 17, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: 2006 Gubernatorial Outlook
August 11, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: 2006 Gubernatorial Outlook
August 11, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New York 24: Upstate New York’s Open Seat Remains a Democratic Target
August 10, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Congress is Full of Former B-List Candidates
August 9, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
In Baseball, and America, Race Is Still a Topic for Discussion
August 7, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Connecticut Senate: What Happens After Lieberman Loses?
August 6, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Pennsylvania 6: Challenger Murphy Leads in New Poll
August 4, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Maryland Senate: L’Affaire Steele- Apparently, Honesty Isn’t the Best Policy
August 3, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Washington Senate: Is Mike McGavick the Republican Party’s Mr. Right?
July 31, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: Minnesota Senate & National Senate Overview
July 28, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Rhode Island Senate: Don’t Be Fooled- The Bull’s-Eye Is Still on Lincoln Chafee
July 26, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Why It’s Too Early to Predict What May Happen in the House
July 24, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Getting on the Ballot Should Be the Easy Part for Hopefuls
July 20, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The DSCC’s Glass House
July 18, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
The DSCC’s Glass House
July 18, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
U.S. Politics Through an Israeli Looking Glass
July 17, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: New Jersey Senate & Ohio 15
July 14, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Where’s Newt: Is He or Isn’t He Running for President?
July 13, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Texas 22: Two Scenarios Provide Different Prospects
July 12, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Dog Days of Summer
July 10, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Print Edition: Handicapping the State Legislatures
July 7, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
In Political Waves, Tide Doesn’t Rise to Same Level in Every State
July 6, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Utah 3: Not So fast, Congressman Tancredo!
July 5, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Presidential Races Taking on Chess Match Quality
July 3, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: Maryland Senate & Vermont At-Large
June 30, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Who Created the Phony Al Gore Boomlet?
June 29, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Connecticut Senate: Lieberman Faces Serious Test From Lamont
June 27, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Montana Senate: Is Conrad Burns Headed for Defeat This Fall?
June 26, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Michigan Governor: Falling Star- What Ever Happened to Jennifer Granholm?
June 22, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Webb Victory Poses Dilemma for Warner
June 20, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Bill Richardson: Looking Like a Go for 2008
June 19, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
New Print Edition: Missouri Senate, Connecticut 5, & Governors Ratings
June 16, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
Good News Finds the Republicans. But for How Long?
June 15, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
California 50: Neither Party Should be Too Comfortable with the Results
June 13, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
California Blues: A Bit of a Downer for the Democrats
June 12, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Vote Likely to Strain Falwell-McCain Marriage
June 9, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
California’s 50th: Worst Nightmare or a Bit of Relief for the GOP?
June 8, 2006
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Alaska Governor: Good News for Democrats
June 6, 2006
by
Nathan Gonzales
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