Democratic Change Commission and Republican Temporary Delegate Selection Committee meetings notwithstanding, there has been enough news abo...

[Click to Enlarge] 1) The darker the map gets, the earlier the contests are. 2) States vertically split in two on any of the maps are st...

There's been a discussion in the tech press lately concerning the pros and cons of Google and the newly refurbished Microsoft search eng...

There has been an entertaining discussion on the utility of polling going on this week between Conor Clarke over The Atlantic and John Sides...

[Click to Enlarge] On the day President Obama is to arrive in New Jersey to appear at a Corzine rally, the incumbent Democrat continues to l...

FHQ has been in the habit of calling Mitt Romney the frontrunner for the 2012 Republican nomination despite polls conducted earlier in the y...

A few weeks ago when the Democratic Change Commission was holding its first meeting, FHQ posted a series of graphs the DNC produced to show...

I ended today's North Carolina post bemoaning the fact that Louisiana had beaten out California and Iowa in Public Policy Polling's...

[Click to Enlarge] Rasmussen released the results from a new survey of the Virginia gubernatorial race earlier today and unlike the New Je...

Public Policy Polling today released the second half of its survey of North Carolinians ( full results here -- pdf). It isn't that yes...