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| − | polling, and the influence of polling | + | [[polling]], and the influence of polling |
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| − | Governors elections, but not NJ
| + | [[Republicans]] reportedly want to "nationalize" the midterm election; [[Democrats]] resisting that; explain what this means |
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| − | Senate imbalance in seats up this year
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| − | Republicans reportedly want to "nationalize" the midterm election; Democrats resisting that; explain what this means | |
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| | other historic midterm elections: 1994, 1946 | | other historic midterm elections: 1994, 1946 |
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| | role of unions | | role of unions |
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| − | the pro-life movement and its growing influence, particularly among young people | + | the [[pro-life]] movement and its growing influence, particularly among young people |
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| − | concept of "turnout", and how the turnout of homeschooling graduates is much higher than that of public school graduates | + | concept of "turnout", and how the turnout of homeschooling graduates is much higher than that of [[public school]] graduates |
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| | negative campaigns and smear campaigns; how intensity builds toward the last week in the campaign | | negative campaigns and smear campaigns; how intensity builds toward the last week in the campaign |
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| | discuss sources of information (television, radio, newspapers, internet, conferences, schools, word-of-mouth), and media bias | | discuss sources of information (television, radio, newspapers, internet, conferences, schools, word-of-mouth), and media bias |
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| − | role of campaign spending
| + | Citizens United - which is the most important branch of government? |
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| | (add more) | | (add more) |
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| | John McCain v. J.D. Hayworth example | | John McCain v. J.D. Hayworth example |
| | + | [[Category:American Government lectures]] |