America may have a new third party: the Democrats
This advantage occurred despite Republicans slipping by 1 percentage point, going from 36 percent in 2020 to 35 percent in 2024, according to the unfinalized exit polls.
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This is the Obama-Biden-Harris economic legacy
People who had a negative view of the economy voted for Trump by a 2-1 margin (62 percent to 31 percent). This was a key reason why Hillary Clinton lost in 2016.
Takeaways from first Harris interview, Trump’s vow to ‘produce babies’
But Harris was unable to tell CNN correspondent Dana Bash what she would do on Day 1 in the White House, if elected.
DNC works to stoke abortion anger, inspire women to back Harris
"When 1 in 3 women are living in a state that has a partial or total abortion ban, it takes all of us.
Tim Walz did not come across as a rising star nearly 19 years ago
Yes, he won reelection easily in 2008, but Walz won with less than 50 percent in the 2010 Republican wave and less than 1 point in 2016, both with the advantages of an incumbent.
What to watch as Harris revs up campaign with VP pick, swing-state blitz
The University of Virginia’s Center for Politics, in an Aug. 1 analysis, noted that recent running mate picks didn’t even give a ticket that person’s home state.
Kamala Harris is trying to avoid the No. 1 issue: inflation
Instead, focus on making the No. 1 issue, the No. 1 issue. David Winston is the president of The Winston Group and a longtime adviser to congressional Republicans.
A bigger, bolder Congress? Panel debates how to respond to end of Chevron deference
An analysis by the POPVOX Foundation found that the legislative branch budget is roughly 1/120th of the executive branch’s nondefense, non-mandatory funding.
Capitol Lens | Republican National Convention, Day 1
Former President Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, greets his running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance of Ohio, in Fiserv Forum on the first day of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
Trump and Biden, watching their language
Tasking two popular large language models (OpenAI Moderation filter, version 1, release 007 and Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 Sonnet) with identifying harmful content in Roll Call Factba.se’s transcripts of Trump
Convention puts Wisconsin in spotlight, but it’s used to that
It’s a spotlight the perennial swing state — where four of the last six presidential elections were decided by a margin of less than 1 percentage point — has long been accustomed to.Â
Treasury seeks tighter rules on US investment in China tech
The Treasury Department is considering setting the general computing power threshold at 1 septillion computational operations, or higher, for training of advanced models, the proposal says.
The debate: Preseason is over
In Michigan and Wisconsin, neither candidate has been able to break out, with the current margins being below 1 percent.
Democrats mark abortion ruling anniversary with targeted outreach
A June 20 KFF poll indicated that abortion, while not the top voting issue for any group of women voters, still resonates, with 1 in 10 women voters saying abortion is the most important issue determining
Ten rules for understanding the 2024 elections
With summer approaching and the first debate ever between an incumbent president and a convicted felon looming, this seems like the ideal moment to propose 10 rules for following the campaigns. 1) Remember
Biden and Trump: We can’t possibly lose to this guy
Why is Trump only leading at the national level by about 1 point?Â
Takeaways from Biden’s candid CNN interview as he warns Israel
"Look, you can’t only love your country when you win, No. 1. How many court cases did they have, Supreme Court cases?
Rating change: Nevada a Toss-up in presidential race
Former President Donald Trump has led Biden by about 1 point or less for the last six weeks, according to the FiveThirtyEight national average.
Senate dispenses with Mayorkas impeachment without a trial
The Democratic caucus stuck together to back those, in 51-48-1 and 51-49 votes, which meant that the articles fell.
House delays sending Mayorkas impeachment to Senate
"I do think they’re going to lose some political face, because it looks like they’re trying to hide a discussion, which is on their No. 1 big issue to defend: open borders," Braun said.