The Morning After
November 7th, 2012 | Campaign Tools
Reactions, as seen by Lauren Hise, a grad student in journalism at Northwestern University. Hise was raised by Republicans in a midwestern city but is currently living in Ireland, working as an editorial intern at The Irish Times.
The All-Important Latino Vote And The Problem With Stat-Crunching
November 7th, 2012 | Trending
This post is by Irish freelance journalist Rob McDonagh, a look at a key demographic which is proving pro-Obama in latest election night reports.
Halfway Through Election Day
November 6th, 2012 | Trending
Random news round-up #cantbelieveitsalmostover
How The Magic Happens
November 6th, 2012 | News
E-Day is upon us. Most eve-of-election polls showed Obama with a razor-thin lead over his Republican challenger. The winner will be determined by who gets 270 electoral college votes; most polling experts agree Mr Obama has more paths to get there.
Tip Of The Spear
November 6th, 2012 | Campaign Tools
I have lived a dream, but now it’s time to win this thing, writes Jack Farrell at 2am Monday night as polls in crucial Ohio are about to open. For the past few weeks Farrell has been working as an Organising Fellow for the Obama campaign in Toledo. He’s from County Down in Ireland and a recent politics graduate of Trinity College Dublin. Follow him @WJ_Farrell.
A Video He Probably Prayed Was Forgotten
November 5th, 2012 | Trending
T-minus one day until the vote count sets in, and there’s a new viral hit of usually calm and collected Romney angrily defending his faith.
“I Hope My Tattoo Will Encourage Others To Go Out And Vote”
November 5th, 2012 | Trending
Man who got Romney campaign “R” tattoo on the side of his face explains why he did it.
Food For Thought
November 4th, 2012 | Trending
A few things to consider with T-minus two days to go.
Romney Hosts Biggest Campaign Rally So Far
November 3rd, 2012 | News
Up to 20,000 Ohians flocked to Romney super rally Friday night.
A Bit Of Unofficial Advertising
November 3rd, 2012 | Trending
Without message ‘approval’ partisan ads can get ugly.
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Biography
Ines Novacic is a multimedia journalist and graduate of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. She previously worked at ABC News in London and freelanced for the Irish Times and Irish Central in New York. She gets awkward when people ask her where she's from - it's usually not enough to simply say "Yugoslavia and Ireland." Ines is delighted to lead the Campaign Trail 2012 blog, so please do email her with any story ideas: inovacic@irishtimes.com
