Mitt Romney Articles

Public spending decisions will be painful for Labour but could also improve the party’s credibility Unless you have more faith in George Osborne’s ability to run the economy than the official forecasts, you have to assume that whoever wins office in 2015 will inherit...

If psephology is the study of voters and elections, the left increasingly specialises in pseudo-psephology: the study of voters that do not exist and elections that never happened. The first and most popular example of this is the 1992 election: a closely-fought...

However narrow the popular vote margin, Barack Obama’s re-election yesterday was a remarkable feat. He joins Bill Clinton as only the second Democrat president since Franklin Roosevelt to win a second term. And he won that second term against an economic backdrop more...

Winning the ground game The Obama campaign is at once highly centralised and localised ‘Welcome to the president’s campaign!’ This was the message I woke up to on my first day with Organizing for America, the grassroots campaign to re-elect President Obama. The field...