The Des Moines Register on Saturday night published more details from the paper's poll of Iowa's likely Republican caucus-goers, including results for all questions asked, a candidate-by-candidate breakdown and "what-if" analysis of various turnout scenarios by Register pollster J. Ann Selzer.
Warshawski investigates the case of an Iraq War veteran wrongfully accused of murder in Body Work (2010), and she becomes unintentionally embroiled in a political scandal concerning the daughter of a U.S. Senate candidate in Breakdown (2012).
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On Face the Nation, on CBS, Christie took a similar tack in answer to requests for his opinion, as a potential presidential candidate, on the breakdown of nuclear talks with Iran.
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If every state were to divide its electoral votes among the candidates on the breakdown of the popular vote, presidential politics would be reinvigorated.
Only slightly less obvious, but much less well understood is the disarray of the entire political process, reflected in wild electoral swings, the success of "anti-political" candidates and the breakdown of the assumption that a newly elected government can expect at least two terms in office.
And the truth is, without such consensus, voters will be asking candidates about the partisan breakdown in Washington for a long time to come.
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A look at videos of the candidates' advertisements, interactive breakdowns of the battles for House and Senate seats, including election forecasts from Nate Silver on FiveThirtyEight.
