Florida may be trending “red” on paper, but context adds clarity. A closer look at the significance of the stats explains why Florida can’t be counted out of the 2020 election just yet.
— Eric Bazail-Eimil
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As part of #HoyasInIA, Grace Shevchenko offers her firsthand account of the Iowa Caucus through probing the supporters of each candidate to share why they believe their pick can lead the nation to success.
— Grace Shevchenko
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At the Iowa caucus, Biden and Klobuchar both made the potentially fatal mistake of spending more time speaking about Trump than advocating for themselves.
— MacKenzie Grimm
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Even as the results from Iowa pour in, the presidential nomination remains up for grabs. Candidates must be willing to endure what is going to be an extremely competitive, volatile, and grueling race ahead.
—Grace Xu
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As part of #HoyasInIA, Kelvin Doe reflects on why the Biden GOTC Rally caused him to lose faith in his former second-choice candidate.
— Kelvin Doe
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The #HoyasInIA group dives into their own predictions for tonight’s historic caucuses, talking about the ground game they’ve witnessed on their trip to the state.
— #HoyasInIA
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Kelvin Doe, one of the six students participating in #HoyasInIA, is on the ground with GU Politics gearing up for the Iowa caucus. Bloomberg’s risky decision to skip Iowa could prove an effective strategy to secure the Democratic presidential nominee.
— Kelvin Doe
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The DNC’s donor requirement was a well-intentioned idea, but it hasn’t worked as intended, and the DNC should get rid of it.
—Jacob Denninger
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Democrats in Virginia took control of the state government this month. The victory portends a broader political shift in the state that could affect the 2020 race.
— Jacob Denninger
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Bad debate performances may well be good enough for Biden to win the Democratic nomination, but will they be good enough to win the general election?
—Jacob Denninger
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Twelve 2020 presidential candidates fielded questions from students last week about climate and energy policy. Here are the most memorable moments and key quotes from each candidate.
— On the Record Staff
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Whether a Democratic presidential candidate will appear on Fox News is one of the seemingly-infinite litmus tests in their nomination process.
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In the emerging #MeToo era, Biden’s prominence as a symbol of the failings of the Anita Hill hearings serves as one of the many stumbling blocks he could face during a 2020 presidential run.
—Brandon Duran
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Identity is at the forefront of the media conversation about 2020 Democratic presidential candidates. Voters should base their votes on policy instead.
—Maddi Larmore
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Pete Buttigieg, the 37-year-old mayor and Democratic hopeful, has launched a campaign that many view as a long shot. After seeing him speak, I believe he’s the real deal.
—Jacob Denninger
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Russian disinformation tainted the 2016 presidential election. The upcoming campaign could be even worse.
—Ben Tauber
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Votes cast for Jill Stein instead of Hillary Clinton helped hand Donald Trump the presidency. I am less than thrilled with the idea of a well-funded independent candidate siphoning away Democratic support in 2020.
—Jacob Denninger
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Various panels on the news will spend hours dissecting who has the best chance of becoming the Democratic nominee for President, but instead On the Record will find the answer by asking you!
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