Today marks the beginning of FHQ's 15th year. Like any other period of time, it has been a span that has seen both ups and downs, none m...

Legislation introduced earlier this month in Oregon would push the Beaver state's typical mid-May primary up to the first Tuesday in Mar...

One hesitates to suggest that the process is beginning , but political actors in New Hampshire are continuing the process of defending the G...

A few weeks back FHQ pulled back the curtain on the baseline set of rules the Republican National Committee has to work from as the 2024 pr...

The political landscape in Nevada shifted over the weekend.  Judith Whitmer was elected state party chair of the Nevada Democratic Party wh...

[Scroll down for analysis below graphic] For a site named for the phenomenon of states shifting their presidential primary and caucus date...

Typically, FHQ does not put much stock in Conservative Political Action Conference, as it is one of the more visible mile markers during any...

In one corner, there is the recent proposal from majority Democrats in the Nevada Assembly to not only establish a presidential primary in ...

For years now, FHQ has trotted out a fairly simple question during the candidate emergence phase of the invisible primary. Increasingly that...

FHQ read with some interest the latest editorial from Michelle Cottle at The New York Times before the weekend hit. It was one of a genre t...