Tag Archives: Iowa caucus

Tebow-mania Strikes Iowa (But Wouldn’t Rick Perry Rather Be Tom Brady?)

A couple of days ago I posted an analysis of the last Iowa polling results that showed the race there tightening. In the process of analyzing the crosstabs of one of these latest polls (something I know you’ve come to … Continue reading →

DC Deadlock, the Perils of Paul in Iowa, and Tonight’s Debate

So little time, so much to blog about. Today’s topics: deadlock in DC, the Perils of Paul in Iowa, and tonight’s debate. To begin, as I predicted in this earlier post, the Obama administration has backed away from its veto … Continue reading →

Latest Iowa Results: Tim Tebow Haters Back Ron Paul!

Results from the first two polls to come out of Iowa since last Saturday’s debate were released today and both show that Mitt Romney is in deep trouble. What is perhaps more interesting, however, is that at first glance, the … Continue reading →

Parsing the Iowa Poll: Why It’s Good News for Newt

By now most of the media outlets have picked up on the Des Moines Register poll that was released last night, but I want to address a couple of points that may have been missed in the extensive media coverage. … Continue reading →

The Gingrich Who Stole Iowa?

J. Ann Selzer, the highly-respected polling director for the Des Moines Register gave a fascinating interview for the Atlantic magazine recently that has implications for the upcoming Iowa caucuses. As regular readers know, perhaps the most significant issue coming out … Continue reading →

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