A Cuyahoga County Board of Elections voting booth on a table at a polling place in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, during the March 15, 2016, primary election. Election day is upon.
We are in the worst part of politics this morning. You see, it turns out that everyone has a compelling reason the Democrats did not win in Georgia. It's always.
Over at the Prospect I wade into the debate about the use of caucuses in the presidential selection process. I think the current system works tolerably well, although I don't.
Ohio union-busting law goes down. 63% no. Maine vote-suppression law goes down. Oh noes, gays and lesbians might be able to vote! Looks like the Mississippi Life Begins At Conception.
If NY-26 has taught us anything, it's that it would take Mark Penn-level incompetence to screw up the political gift that even remotely marginal Republican legislators gave their prospective Democratic.
My understanding is that the election following the non-confidence vote that felled the Harper government is likely to produce yet another Harper minority government, so whether it will change anything.
