James Pindell

Politicker.com Managing Editor James Pindell has launched The Pindell Report, ranks and analyzes all U.S. Senate races and governors races, the top 59 U.S. House races, and 19 presidential swing states – with updates the moment news breaks. The report heavily leans on the basis of two dozen reporters in fifteen key states where Politicker.com currently has locally devoted political news websites. In New Jersey, Pindell says the U.S. Senate race is Likely Democratic, as is the race for Republican Jim Saxton’s open House seat in District 3. Pindell says the contest to replace Republican Mike Ferguson in District 7 is Leans Democratic.

New Hampshire Public Radio's The Exchange program devoted the whole hour yesterday to discussion of New Hampshire's elections from state Senate to the U.S. Senate.

On the panel were UNH's Andy Smith, professor Dean Spiliotes, NHPR's Dan Gorenstein and PolitickerNH.com's James Pindell.

You can listen to the program here.

What would happen if Hillary Clinton pulled off victories in both the Indiana and North Carolina primaries Tuesday night?

That’s the question NECN asked James Pindell, managing editor of Politicker.com.

“If Hillary Clinton is somehow able to win both Indiana and North Carolina, which seems a little less likely, but if she were it would be a shocking jolt to this campaign,” Pindell said.

Read the whole story on the NECN site.

(NECN) - Hillary Clinton is back-pedaling, saying she "misspoke" when she talked about a trip she made to Bosnia in 1996 when she was First Lady.

Clinton made her original mark during a speech last week about Iraq, saying she landed under sniper fire during the trip to Bosnia.

The Obama campaign suggests the statement was a deliberate stretch to boost her foreign policy profile.

James Pindell of www.politicker.com joins NECN to talk about this issue and the presidential race.