Legacy Topic: Elections
How the Florida economy has hit NASCAR
by
Adriene Hill
Jan 30, 2012
We speak to Brian France, the CEO of NASCAR, about how the economy in Florida has suffered in recent years, and what he hopes to get out of the primary in that state.
Nebraska and Nevada, ahead of the election
by
Sarah Gardner
and David Gura
Jan 27, 2012
Marketplace reporters Sarah Gardner and David Gura discuss their recent reporting trips to Nevada and Nebraska as they take the pulse of the nation ahead of the presidential election.
Week in Review: Romney's 15.9% tax rate
Jan 27, 2012
How can ordinary Americans can get a tax rate like Mitt Romney's?
Debate audiences may influence choices
Jan 26, 2012
The flap over debate audience reactions raises questions about who picks them, who is really in control of them and whether they can affect voters' choices at the polls.
A State of the Union 30-year rewind: The speech hasn't changed much
by
Kai Ryssdal
Jan 25, 2012
President Obama delivered an election-year State of the Union address last night. Past presidents have touched on many of the themes Obama raised -- some of them, word for word.
Will Congress get anything done in 2012?
Jan 24, 2012
As President Obama delivers his State of the Union address, Congress seems poised for a political stalemate.
Election 2012: Send us your audio comments
by
Matt Berger
Jan 24, 2012
Tell us about the most important economic issues on your mind this election year. Record your answer with our new Record Button and share it with us right from your web browser
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Why Saul Alinsky matters in the 2012 election
by
Kai Ryssdal
Jan 23, 2012
Newt Gingrich talks a lot about labor activist Saul Alinsky. Who was this figure in modern American community organizing?
How to be a super PAC, like Stephen Colbert
Jan 20, 2012
One way to understand the growing role of super PACs in campaigns is to imagine being one. The comedian Stephen Colbert leads the way.
Rick Santorum's economic philosophy
Jan 20, 2012
The Republican presidential hopeful used to be a senator from Pennsylvania, a state known for a strong union presence and significant blue collar values. How has that colored his economic views?