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The Invisible Primary: 50 Shades of CPAC

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Thursday, March 5, 2015. 50 Shades of CPAC. 50 Shades of CPAC. In an attempt to hit the ground running, I’d thought I’d elaborate a bit upon John Sides’ take on this go around of the annual CPAC conference. In perhaps what is the best commentary I’ve seen on the event yet, @monkeycageblog tweeted out this gem:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Miami University of Ohio. South Dakota State University. Follow Us on Twitter. Our mission is described in our. 50 Shades of CPAC. Big Sky Political Analysis.

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The Invisible Primary: Zombie Myths: Invisible Primary Edition

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Friday, April 24, 2015. Zombie Myths: Invisible Primary Edition. Recently in the political science blogosphere there's been a venting on some of the enduring "zombie" myths. Despite the good work of several political scientists outreach towards journalists, and a warm reception to that outreach by many reporters, some of these myths just tend to stick around, the self-hair pulling and head bashing. Of the academy notwithstanding. Though I missed the tweet that started the avalanche. Is spot on in his ass...

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The Invisible Primary: June 2014

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Tuesday, June 17, 2014. Invisible Primary Ala Turca, Part Two. The invisible primary here in Turkey has taken a decisive turn in the last 24 hours. On Tuesday it was announced in a joint press conference. Apparently caused a blackout disrupting the counting of ballots, the CHP lost by a slim margin. But still, the Ankara mayoral election gave both parties a glimmer of hope, yet showed just how touchy this triangulation on consensus candidates between these two parties can be. Compounding this paradox is ...

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The Invisible Primary: May 2014

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Friday, May 30, 2014. Invisible Primary Ala Turca. Once again I am exercising my power as this blog’s macdaddy to go off topic and discuss some pressing matters in Turkish politics. To say that Turkish politics is going through an interesting time is clearly an understatement. The most charitable characterization of the care in which these changes have taken would be reckless abandon. But we need to back up for one moment to contextualize the changes in post-1980 environment. Generally, the high numbers ...

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The Invisible Primary: November 2013

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Tuesday, November 5, 2013. Invisible Primary: “Double Down” Edition. The best part of a political campaign is the after-action review that comes when some enterprising journos grab DC insiders by the lapels and convince them to talk about all the crap that went down on the trail. Convincing politicos to talk is not as difficult as it seems, since most people in DC will yak endlessly about themselves prompted only by the word: “Hi.”. I know what you’re thinking: Of course. I haven’t read it. No ...Like th...

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The Invisible Primary: Invisible Primary Ala Turca, Part Two

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Tuesday, June 17, 2014. Invisible Primary Ala Turca, Part Two. The invisible primary here in Turkey has taken a decisive turn in the last 24 hours. On Tuesday it was announced in a joint press conference. Apparently caused a blackout disrupting the counting of ballots, the CHP lost by a slim margin. But still, the Ankara mayoral election gave both parties a glimmer of hope, yet showed just how touchy this triangulation on consensus candidates between these two parties can be. Compounding this paradox is ...

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Newer posts →. We’re Not Data Points. We’re Citizens. September 18, 2014. Maurice T. Cunningham. I’ve been re-reading it lately. Facebook US Senate Forecast, 9/17/2014 Edition. September 17, 2014. With eight weeks left before the 2014 midterm elections, our Facebook Campaign Forecasting Model predicts that Republicans will pickup five Senate seats in November. Three of these are from toss-up races we are presently tracking see www.hashtagdemocracy.com. Polling as a Commodity in a Saturated Market. Or, do...

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Peter Ubertaccio is the Director of Joseph Martin Institute for Law and Society at Stonehill College. In Easton, Chair and Associate Professor of Political Science and International Studies, and public speaker at Why Politics Matters. His work focuses on political parties, marketing and institutions and has been featured in the. Routledge Handbook of Political Management. Winning Elections with Political Marketing. Routledge Handbook of Political Marketing. American Political Science Review. On Dred Scot...

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The Invisible Primary: Inaugural post

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Tuesday, January 1, 2013. As political scientists have reckoned over the past decade or so, the “invisible primary” is instrumental in determining the eventual nominee. Shortly after election day, Jonathan Bernstein. Commented on the commencement of the nomination campaigns for both political parties. He noted that “we can talk about it sensibly or not.”. This blog is an attempt at the former. Elected officials, state party officials, and opinion leaders) as these broadly defined party leaders attempt to...