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Read Chris Murray's blog postings at the Washington Examiner.
ElectionDissection in the NEWS:
Read Chris Murray's blog postings at the Washington Examiner.
ElectionDissection in the NEWS:
Chris Murray on campaign spending in WI. Milwaukee Public Radio, January 25, 2012.
Chris Murray on WI. Senator Ron Johnson. Milwaukee Public Radio, July 6, 2011.
Chris Murray on the retirement of WI Senator Herb Kohl. Milwaukee Public Radio, May 18, 2011.
Chris Murray on WI Rep. Paul Ryan. Milwaukee Public Radio, 1/25/2011
Chris Murray on expectations for Wisconsin members in the 112th Congress. Milwaukee Public Radio, 1/6/2011
Chris Murray on the aftermath of the 2010 elections for Wisconsin's delegation. Milwaukee Public Radio 10/3/2010.
Chris Murray on the retirement of Cong. David Obey (D-WI) on Milwaukee Public Radio 5/6/2010
Chris Murray on the 2010 Wisconsin Senate Race on Milwaukee Public Radio 4/27/2010
JVLaB in DC Examiner blog: "Will it Take Stimulus Spending to Uncover 'The Untold Delights of Duluth?'"3/12/09
"Obamamercial!" JVLaB on "Reactions to Obama's big spend from the right and the left." Culture11.com, 10/29/08
"Say What?" JVLaB on "What McCain and Obama should say at their last-chance joint appearance." Culture11.com, 10/15/08
Editors:
JVLaB: John Vaught LaBeaume is a libertarian political and media relations strategist in Washington, DC. His work has appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch & at reason.com.
CBMurray: Chris Murray is a lecturer in political science for Marquette University in Washington, DC. He teaches courses on the U.S. Congress and American foreign policy. A graduate of Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, he writes for the Washington Examiner and his electoral commentary has appeared on Milwaukee Public Radio.
Both of us are fascinated with American electoral history and the way in which historical, demographic, cultural, and economic factors affect political behavior. ElectionDissection.com delves into the data to try and explain why certain candidates and parties win and how change occurs. Like the case made by Kevin Phillips' "The Emerging Republican Majority" and John B. Judis' and Ruy Teixeira's "The Emerging Democratic Majority," we believe that change is evolutionary, not revolutionary. The voting we observe today has been influenced by the events of the past.
JVLaB: John Vaught LaBeaume is a libertarian political and media relations strategist in Washington, DC. His work has appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch & at reason.com.
CBMurray: Chris Murray is a lecturer in political science for Marquette University in Washington, DC. He teaches courses on the U.S. Congress and American foreign policy. A graduate of Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, he writes for the Washington Examiner and his electoral commentary has appeared on Milwaukee Public Radio.
Both of us are fascinated with American electoral history and the way in which historical, demographic, cultural, and economic factors affect political behavior. ElectionDissection.com delves into the data to try and explain why certain candidates and parties win and how change occurs. Like the case made by Kevin Phillips' "The Emerging Republican Majority" and John B. Judis' and Ruy Teixeira's "The Emerging Democratic Majority," we believe that change is evolutionary, not revolutionary. The voting we observe today has been influenced by the events of the past.
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