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Politics Feb 29

How Clinton won the black vote in South Carolina

The spectacle of Democrats descending on states like South Carolina every four years to “court” the black vote has become a routine part of the primary process. But the highly public courtship involves a more complicated set of calculations on…

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Sanders supporters may soon have to choose between Clinton and Trump

With Hillary Clinton poised to win by a wide margin in South Carolina and several other southern states on Tuesday, Sanders backers have started preparing themselves for the possibility of voting for Clinton in the general election in the fall.

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Some of the residents of Bernie Sanders’ boyhood New York neighborhood are proud of their fellow "Brooklyn boy," but they're not voting for him.

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At Supreme Court, voters weigh in on replacing Scalia

Republican leaders have spent the last week arguing that Justice Antonin Scalia’s Supreme Court seat should be filled after the American people elect a new president. On Friday, voters had a chance to weigh in as the court opened its…

Politics Feb 15

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The reason more young voters aren’t connecting with Clinton is obvious, and we’re missing it

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MANCHESTER, N.H. -- As voting starts this morning in the first-in-the-nation primary, Donald Trump appears poised to win the Republican contest, while Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders started the day with a commanding lead over Hillary Clinton on the Democratic side.

Politics Feb 01

What happens if you’re still undecided on caucus day?

After being bombarded by months of ads and media coverage of the 2016 presidential election, eight voters showed up to this packed elementary school cafeteria in Des Moines, Iowa, without having made up their minds about who to support for…

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One homeschooled Christian family band’s mission to elect Ted Cruz

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