Okay, So A Poll Can’t Predict The Future
One of my 5 takeaways appears to have angered WPRI’s Ted Nesi, specifically the part about the usefulness of public
5 Primary Day Takeaways
With mail ballots still being certified, we’re still not at the end of this primary, but we can at least
Why Turnout Should Be Typical for the RI Primary
I’m seeing some chatter on Twitter suggesting incredulity at the idea of the total turnout for this primary breaking 20% or
The Very Different Primary Voters of the RI Dems and RI GOP
Tomorrow’s primary is likely to feature two very different electorates. Looking at voters in the last three elections, what immediately
Pell and Rhode Island’s Political Shapeshifters
Let me start this out by saying I don’t like Clay Pell as a candidate. I know that should be
Primary Endorsements
Voting in a party primary is not the same as voting in a general election. Though the history of primary
Plagiarism!
The story is now breaking that the Elorza campaign issued a letter from Jorge Elorza that contains a section admitting a
Off-Cycle Elections and Public Employee Compensation
A lot of people were interested in this Seth Masket article “How Low Voter Turnout Helps Public Employees” over in Pacific
The Big Poll: Rich White Men are Superheroes
Obviously, the big story yesterday was the WPRI/Providence Journal poll. The margin of error was 4.38%, so that’s the first
What’s Coming Up from Sam on the Liberator?
Occasionally I have more thoughts that I have time to write about, so here’s what you can look forward to:
Rhode Island Liberator 