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Episode 41: A Poll Is a Poll
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AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill How Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz Are Already Consolidating Their Wings of the GOP
The two senators are proving popular with other campaigns' donors, showing how they could eventually bring together Republicans currently dispersed across their wings of the party.
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Episode 40: The Third Republican Debate
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Episode 38: It Happened In Vegas
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Episode 37: Thank Kevin
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National Journal New Hampshire TV Station Changes Ad Policy After Objections
WMUR, the largest station in the early state, will now post ad rates when campaigns and PACs reserve TV ads.
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Episode 36: The Fall of Rand Paul
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National Journal How One TV Station Is Taking Advantage of the 2016 Presidential Ad Bonanza
The biggest station in New Hampshire, WMUR, is taking unusual steps that observers say are designed to maximize the advertising money it makes.
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Andy Manis AFP/Getty How We Got Scott Walker Wrong
At one point, the Wisconsin governor looked like the most credible potential GOP nominee. Then, it all fell apart.
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Episode 34: The Second Republican Debate
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Chip Somodevilla AFP/Getty DCCC Chair: 'No Question' Democrats Will Gain House Seats in 2016
The question for the party, and potentially for the next president, is whether Democrats can gain enough seats to play a meaningful role in the legislative process in two years.
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Episode 33: So Much Winning!
September 10, 2015
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Episode 32: Fiorina Takes Main Stage
September 3, 2015
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Anadolu Agency AFP/Getty Republican Jewish Coalition TV Ad Attacks Joe Donnelly for Supporting Iran Deal
The Indiana Democratic senator isn't up for reelection until 2018, but he's already facing TV attacks over the Iran nuclear deal.
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Episode 31: The Minority Vote
August 27, 2015
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Episode 30: The Electability Episode
August 20, 2015
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National Journal Why Campaigns Have the Edge Over Super PACs on TV
Some stations are already charging super PACs almost 10 times as much as campaigns to advertise at the same times.
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Where Have 2016 Presidential Donors Given Before?
Marco Rubio is mining Mitt Romney's old donor list for cash, while Ron Paul's old donors overlap most with — you guessed it — Rand Paul.
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Episode 29: Donald Trump Still On Top
August 13, 2015
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Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images Why Is Rick Perry Broke? His 2012 Donors Prefer Ted Cruz.
The donors who gave to Perry's last presidential run have supplied more money to Cruz's campaign this time around.
