Since the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision, certain independent advocacy groups have played an increasingly large role in political campaigns, spending an estimated $250 million during the 2012 presidential race. Now, news that some Internal Revenue Service employe … Full story
Rachel Maddow reports on the growing awareness among the American political media of a plan by state Republicans to use a gerrymandering strategy with the Electoral College to give a greater advantage to Republican candidates in presidential races.
The Daily Rundown “gaggle” discusses the best and worst political ads of the 2012 election cycle.
A Meet the Press panel of experts reviews the 2012 presidential race and discusses challenges the administration faces in moving forward.
Pollster Stan Greenberg and Celinda Lake of Lake Research Partners break down how different voting groups may have affected this year's presidential race.
The TODAY anchors, along with msnbc’s Alex Wagner, chat about topics making headlines today, including a few unscientific polls, predictions, and superstitions that many claim can determine who will win the tight presidential race.
Meet the Press clips key highlights from the 2012 presidential race.
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Photo taken 21 July 1988 in Atlanta of US Democratic Party's candidate in the 1988 presidential race Michael Dukakis, acknowledging the audience during the Democratic National Convention.
