I don’t think much about tax policy, job creation, teachers unions, national defense, or public health. And I suspect that neither Romney nor Obama spends much time thinking about chores and report cards and rusty minivans. I certainly hope they don’t.

A political scientist examines Dinesh D'Souza's '2016.'

Some pundits said evangelicals would never support a Mormon. They were wrong.

Romney's remarks at a fundraiser don't square with what he told faith leaders last week.

Government policy alone will not change the number of mothers in the halls of power. But both parties have an opportunity to couple their rhetoric about moms with policy measures.

Romney campaigns on keeping 'God' on our coins (and in his heart) after Democratic Party debate.

A few months ago, Parents Magazine and CNN hosted a joint luncheon with an array of moms in order to talk about the upcoming election. As a part of my new gig blogging about the election with parents.com, I had a chance to meet some awesome women and participate in a two-hour conversation with Soledad O'Brien as the moderator. The food was really good too.

What does the election of 2012 teach me, and my children, about economic productivity, hard work, and charitable giving?

Three views.

How Christians might think about the type of leader they vote into the presidency.

Why Mitt Romney's Mormonism does matter.

Obama or Romney could employ a practical approach to abortion reduction as a way to attract swing voters, so why is it a taboo topic?

Who are you voting for in November of 2012?

Voters are more comfortable with President Obama's religion—as long as he is not a Muslim.

Redistricting and retirements may halve the small group—again.

The Florida senator's religious background takes many shapes, but he knows how it translates into policy.

Especially if you are a parent, what issues matter most to you as the election approaches?

Why it's legal for churches to take collections for PACs that oppose gay marriage.

Records show how money has impacted the campaigns.