Super Tuesday and the Day After – Let our experts get you ready for the big day and help explain what comes next

With South Carolina in the rear-view mirror, for most candidates seeking to represent the DNC this November – Tuesday is bottom of the 9th with the bases loaded.

• A home run means it is game over and the champion is crowned.
• A hit likely means you’ve survived to play another day.
• But for those who swing and miss … it’s a long walk to hang up the cleat and hit the political showers.

There is a lot riding on Super Tuesday and odds are there will be a lot of people pontificating, pondering, and trying to predict what’s next for those left standing.

And if you are a journalist covering the lead up and the aftermath to this high-stakes and heated race to lead the Democratic Party against President Donald Trump – let us help with your stories.

Dr. Stephen Farnsworth is a sought-after political commentator on subjects ranging from presidential politics to the local Virginia congressional races. He has been widely featured in national media, including The Washington Post, Reuters, The Chicago Tribune and MSNBC.

He is author or co-author of six books on presidential communication. His latest work, "Presidential Communication and Character: White House News Management from Clinton and Cable to Twitter and Trump," examines how the last four U.S. presidents sell themselves and their policies in an ever-expanding and sometimes precarious media environment.

Dr. Farnsworth is available to speak with media and help with your coverage – simply click on his icon to arrange an interview today.