I’ve assembled everything you need to know about the 2016 Presidential race (post Iowa) so you don’t have to.
- What happened in the Iowa caucus?
- Who has dropped out of the 2016 Presidential race after the Iowa caucuses (current as of 2/26/16)?
- After South Carolina Primary, Jeb Bush (Republican): An Elegy for the Jeb Bush Campaign (The Atlantic)
- After New Hampshire Primary, Chris Christie (Republican): Chris Christie drops out (Vox)
- After New Hampshire Primary, Carly Fiorina (Republican): Fiorina ends her Republican presidential campaign (The Washington Post)
- After Iowa Caucus, Mike Huckabee (Republican): Why Mike Huckabee Lost in 2016 (The Atlantic)
- After Iowa Caucus, Martin O’Malley (Democrat): O’Malley suspends presidential bid after a dismal showing in Iowa (The Washington Post)
- After Iowa Caucus, Rand Paul (Republican): Goodbye, Rand Paul: Goodbye, GOP Dovishness (FiveThirtyEight)
- After Iowa Caucus, Rick Santorum (Republican): Rick Santorum’s presidential campaign ends in a whimper (Vox)
- Who is still in the 2016 Presidential race and what are their chances?
- The 2016 U.S. Presidential Race: A Cheat Sheet (The Atlantic)
- Marco Rubio is Now Winning the Race for Endorsements (FiveThirtyEight)
- Which States Cruz, Trump, and Rubio Need to Win (The New York Times)
- How Bernie Sanders Could Lose but still Defeat Hillary Clinton (The New Yorker)
- We asked 6 political scientists who is more electable: Trump or Cruz (Vox)
- We asked 6 political scientists if Bernie Sanders would have a shot in a general election (Vox)
- What’s next?
- New Hampshire Primary (February 9th)
- South Carolina Republican (February 20th) and Democratic (February 27th) Primaries
- Nevada Democratic (February 20th) and Republican (February 23rd) Caucus
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