Patricia Murphy: Hillary, Please Leave Bill at Home
As far back his first term in the White House, Democrats suffered catastrophic losses in the 1994 midterm elections — losing 54 House seats, eight Senate seats and 10 governors mansions.
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Live, From New York — It’s Al Franken!
“That’s a negative ad,” a grinning Franken proclaims after wrapping a report on the 1994 midterm elections featuring wildly inappropriate spots lampooning then-Senate hopeful Mitt Romney, the
First Look: Can Democrats Win the Senate in 2016?
Large net Senate swings (of five seats or more) obviously depend on the partisan makeup of each class, but it is also clear that they are more likely to occur during midterm elections (for example
First Look: Can Democrats Win the Senate in 2016?
Large net Senate swings (of five seats or more) obviously depend on the partisan makeup of each class, but it is also clear that they are more likely to occur during midterm elections (for example
Joke, Flatter, Dig In: Handling Post-Shellacking SOTUs
“If we agree on nothing else tonight, we must agree that the American people certainly voted for change in 1992 and in 1994.
Joke, Flatter, Dig In: Handling Post-Shellacking SOTUs
“If we agree on nothing else tonight, we must agree that the American people certainly voted for change in 1992 and in 1994.