Because the GOP dominates incoming House delegations, a potential electoral tie would keep Trump in the White House.
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Triangulating Electoral College Math
Tag Archives: Politics
A Post-Election Pandemic Thanksgiving
A post-election holiday may be curtailed by pandemic and darkened by discord, so it helps to have perspective.
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A Shot For Santa
If Santa Claus is an essential worker, why isn’t he on the nice list for priority access to a COVID-19 vaccine?
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The Courts May Step In, Then Step Back
The courts may decide White House and Senate control in today’s elections – and their own future role in the process, too.
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The Most Important Election, Until The Next
History teaches that not all elections are equally important, but the most significant are obvious only in hindsight.
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Joe Biden’s ‘Transparency’
When a candidate promising transparency punts tough questions to a commission, he is being transparently political.
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Trump’s Calculated Recklessness
A Rose Garden ceremony was clearly reckless, but purposeful as well.
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Cashing Bloomberg’s Checks
Michael Bloomberg promises millions to restore felons’ voting rights. Backers should count the cash before they spend it.
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Investing Through A Post-Election Controversy
The presidential election may not be settled on Election Day. If controversy flares, investors should wait it out.
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Trump’s Coatless Coattails
Once he accepts his election defeat, President Trump may realize he had a pretty good night.
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