It warms FHQ's heart every time there are attempts made to find a workaround for the ballot issues Rand Paul faces in Kentucky next year...

And Can the RNC Accomplish That Goal Through New Rules? FHQ chose to lead with this manage/control dichotomy because I think former New H...

FHQ dealt with this in great detail last year when a bill to move the Kentucky presidential primary to August passed the Republican-control...

Occasionally FHQ will wade into discussions on campaign finance or campaign finance reform and typically those instances are reserved for ti...

This is part three B in a series of posts this week dealing with presidential primary reform. As a refresher you can also look at FHQ's ...

This is part three in a series of posts this week dealing with presidential primary reform. As a refresher you can also look at FHQ's ea...

This is part two in a series of posts this week dealing with presidential primary reform. As a refresher you can also look at FHQ's earl...

This is part one in a series of posts this week dealing with presidential primary reform. As a refresher you can also look at FHQ's earl...

Here's an interesting topic for discussion on a Friday: What's the likelihood that any of the 22 Republican governors ever reaches t...

This is part three in a series of examinations of the fluctuations in the volume of Republican candidate Google searches during the 2008 pre...

This is part two in a series of examinations of the fluctuations in the volume of Republican candidate Google searches during the 2008 presi...

To avoid chart saturation here, I'll break this examination of 2008 GOP candidates into three parts. The first part will focus on Repub...

Yesterday , FHQ looked at the Google Trends search volume for the 2008 Democratic presidential candidates between 2005 and 2007. The goal ...

The other day I speculated about value of watching Google search trends as a means of tracking presidential candidate emergence. As I said ...