September 2010
By Eric Ostermeier on September 30, 2010
Clark campaign delivers twelve times as many 'tweet attacks' as Bachmann
By Eric Ostermeier on September 29, 2010
Modest uptick in polling at this point in the campaign is a bit curious considering 2010 is an open-seat race with three viable candidates
By Eric Ostermeier on September 28, 2010
Pollsters' numbers suggest turnout may well exceed 2002's record 64.9 percent mark, but are those numbers reliable?
By Eric Ostermeier on September 26, 2010
Elite-public gap in evaluation of Tea Party movement as seen through the lens of Hollywood
By Eric Ostermeier on September 23, 2010
Study of midterm elections since 1954 finds party out of power in the White House makes double digit gains in Minnesota House more than 60 percent of the time
By Eric Ostermeier on September 22, 2010
More than one-third of baseball franchises win their division in first year of new stadium out of 20 teams since 1989; only two have finished in last place
By Eric Ostermeier on September 21, 2010
HD 35 has averaged a 28-point GOP tilt in top of the ticket races since redistricting in 2002
By Eric Ostermeier on September 20, 2010
Republican Party leaders and Tea Party Express rail against Murkowski's write-in bid whilst supporting O'Donnell who similarly launched '06 write-in campaign after GOP primary loss
By Eric Ostermeier on September 19, 2010
Women contributing 1 in 3 large donor dollars to O'Donnell in 2010 compared to 1 in 6 in 2008
By Eric Ostermeier on September 17, 2010
No Alaskan candidate for statewide office has won more than 27 percent in a write-in campaign
By Eric Ostermeier on September 16, 2010
Republicans running candidates in 85 of 99 Badger State Assembly districts in 2010; largest number of districts contested by GOP since 1986
By Eric Ostermeier on September 15, 2010
Emmer strikes moderate, cooperative tone in education speech at University of Minnesota's Humphrey Institute
By Eric Ostermeier on September 15, 2010
National media was stunned when O'Donnell cruised to a six-point victory Tuesday evening
By Eric Ostermeier on September 14, 2010
Number of 2010 independent and third party Assembly candidates in Badger State reach highest level since 1974
By Eric Ostermeier on September 13, 2010
DFL gubernatorial candidate launches 16 attacks against his 2010 rivals' tax and budget plans and outgoing Pawlenty administration in hour long U of MN event
By Eric Ostermeier on September 12, 2010
In 2008, Miller-Meeks notched the best ever performance for a female Republican in an Iowa congressional race
By Eric Ostermeier on September 10, 2010
Weber says GOP will net 48 or 49 seats in House, 8 seats in Senate, and Tom Horner to hit 20 percent mark in Minnesota gubernatorial race
By Eric Ostermeier on September 10, 2010
NBC's Chuck Todd and ABC's Jake Tapper have asked the most questions to date
By Eric Ostermeier on September 8, 2010
Only seven eventual Super Bowl champions have lost their season opener
By Eric Ostermeier on September 8, 2010
Former six-term congressman to discuss the current political climate in Washington, the nation's pressing domestic and foreign challenges, and the upcoming midterm elections
By Eric Ostermeier on September 7, 2010
Independence Party leads the way with seven - the most third party U.S. House candidates to run in any election cycle since the DFL merger in 1944
By Eric Ostermeier on September 6, 2010
Thome leads the Twins in several offensive categories, at a bargain basement $1.5 million base salary
By Eric Ostermeier on September 2, 2010
Democrats have never won a gubernatorial election in Wisconsin when they have lost their U.S. Senate race
By Eric Ostermeier on September 1, 2010
Champlin and Lakeland have the largest Republican tilts for U.S. House campaign contributions; Anoka, Elk River, and Minneapolis have the largest Democratic tilts
