New Jersey Political Races, Often Raucous, Are Bananas This Year
The New York Times spoke with Dr. Ashley Koning, Director of the Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling, on the high profile races of the garden state.
“I get heart palpitations...I feel like we’re putting everything in a blender, and it’s going to spin out of control.”
Opinion: The field has narrowed, but Nikki Haley's path to the presidency is no easier
Forbes published a op-ed Dr. Kelly Dittmar, Director of Research for CAWP.
"With the suspension of Ron DeSantis’ presidential campaign, the Republican primary election is now down to two. Nikki Haley is the sole challenger to frontrunner and former president Donald Trump. As the former South Carolina governor looks to close the gap with Trump, she must also mend the divide between what GOP primary voters want and their perceptions, including those informed by her gender and racial identities. Those mismatches have been mined by her presidential primary opponents to prove that she is unfit for the job."
Sanna Marin is Still Dancing
ELLE magazine interviewed Debbie Walsh, Director of CAWP, on the pressures women face as candidates and elected officials.
“Women are seen as the ones who are supposed to come into office and be exemplary. They’re supposed to be the ones who never falter, just work and keep their heads down....But the problem with that is when you’re held to that kind of standard, you have much further to fall.” |