By Galen Druke and Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux According to various reports, President Trump is considering preemptively pardoning family members and allies before he leaves office in a month and a half. The recipients could include his three oldest children and his… Continue Reading
The November election was the seventh time in eight elections that Republicans lost the national popular vote and was a rare loss for an incumbent president. In this installment of the Genesis Brand Politics podcast, the crew asks why President… Continue Reading
In the wake of the 2020 election, there’s been plenty of discussion about the accuracy and usefulness of polling. Nationally, the polling error was about 4 points, which is close to the average polling error dating back to 1972. But… Continue Reading
Biden’s 2020 electoral map was ultimately a pretty good one for Democrats. While several states may have been closer than Democrats would have liked, Biden won back the “blue wall” states in the Upper Midwest and expanded Democrats’ map in… Continue Reading
Three weeks after the election, President Trump is still refusing to concede and making attempts to subvert the results of the election. His legal arguments have largely failed in court, but he has encouraged local elections officials to refuse to… Continue Reading