I don't usually do these sorts of posts, but I just want to take some time to encourage those in the 7th Congressional District to vote for Kim Whittaker for Obama Delegate. Kim Whittaker is a resolute, tough-minded, and high-energy … [Read more...]

This is just a really great example of how Blue Mass Group doesn't fit into most blogging stereotypes. Whereas DailyKos and other sites have become "echo chambers," I'm happy that BMG brings a diversity of opinion to the website. Though, I … [Read more...]

Election Day Registration passed out of committee recently with a significant majority. But it seems to be stuck in the Senate Ways and Means committee. It needs the support of the Senate President and Senate Ways and Means Chair to move to … [Read more...]

The first comes to us from the state just to our south: Connecticut. Rasmussen Reports in Connecticut: New York Senator Hillary Clinton attracts 40% of the vote and so does Illinois Senator Barack Obama. John Edwards is a very distant … [Read more...]

One point I just want to hit on again: The truth is, Obama got a solid plurality in Iowa -- a primarily white state. He only lost by two percent in New Hampshire -- another primarily white state. (And he got the same number of delegates … [Read more...]

Well, everybody has their theory. Independents who would go to Obama go to McCain because they feel Obama will win and they want to shut out Romney. Women turn out in higher numbers than expected. Methodology incorrect. Clinton tears up, … [Read more...]

Just Which Party is Working to Polarize America? Back in 2005, Chris Bowers wrote about what he called the "Equal Polarization Myth," which is basically the idea that Democrats and Republicans are both equally responsible for polarizing … [Read more...]

How are things going in your area? How is turnout? Is the rain having an effect on turnout? Who's up, who's down, what's going on? … [Read more...]