2016 Presidential Election Guide

by Cox Han, Lori; Heith, Diane

• ISBN13: 9780190610524
• ISBN10: 0190610522
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2016-01-08
• Publisher: Oxford University Press

Summary

Han and Heith's 2016 Presidential Election Guide provides students with valuable insights into key issues, including the "Obama Effect" on 2016, how money, media, and momentum affect the pre-nomination period, and what to look for during the primaries, caucuses, conventions, and general election.

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Author Biography

Lori Cox Han is Professor of Political Science at Chapman University.

Diane J. Heith is Professor and Chair of Government and Politics at St. John's University.

Table of Contents

Tables
Table 1: 2015 Fundraising Totals - Republicans
Table 2: 2015 Fundraising Totals - Democrats
Table 3: 2015 Super PAC Donations - Republicans
Table 4: 2015 Super PAC Donations - Democrats
Table 5: Aggregate National Poll Results - Republican Candidates
Table 6: Aggregate National Poll Results - Democratic Candidates
Table 7: Changes to the Calendar/The Number of Contests per Month
Table 8: Predicted Turnout in 2016

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: The Pre-Nomination Period
The Candidates: Republicans
The Candidates: Democrats
Fundraising
Polls
Debates

Chapter 3: Winning the Nomination
The Calendar
The Rules
The Voters
Conventions

Chapter 4: The General Election
Getting to 270
Debates

Chapter 5: Conclusions