Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Rankings revealed
Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer said on the Senate floor Wednesday that Democrats are “hopeful that she can come back next week.” AOC’s plans: New York Rep.
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Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Cheese stakes
We’re not convinced that any of this week’s results actually can foretell the outcomes of next year’s elections. But here’s a roundup of some larger themes.
Ripples from Wisconsin Supreme Court battle could reach the Hill
But the outcome will also decide the bench’s makeup heading into the 2024 election cycle, where justices could once again be asked to rule on the results of the presidential contest.
Coordinated focus let House Jan. 6 panel grab the public’s attention
During a June hearing, Georgia election worker Shaye Moss testified for a full 15 minutes about her experience after being targeted by Trump and his allies with unfounded allegations of election fraud
Who is America’s ‘Lonesome’ Rhodes?
Too many, really — just read Fox News’ internal communications about spreading former President Donald Trump’s false "big lie" about a "stolen" 2020 presidential election.
Battleground looks evenly split in first House ratings for 2024
With district lines in place in the vast majority of states and one cycle worth of election results, it’s easier to identify most of the competitive seats where both parties will be spending their resources
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Crime vote & punishment
The count: $6 million That’s how much 18 House and Senate members — 15 Republicans, three Democrats — had in unpaid campaign bills after winning their races in November, Federal Election Commission
Can’t anyone here play this game?
Forget Republicans’ net loss in the Senate when most early handicappers expected a net gain — and GOP control of the Senate after the 2022 elections.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
New poll not good news for Biden, but how bad is it really?
Polling results from Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Arizona and Michigan would be more helpful to understanding how the electorate may have shifted over the last two years and where it might be headed
Campaigns · 118th Congress
Four senators up in ’24 facing friendlier state electorates
With such a closely divided Senate, even subtle changes could matter in the fight for the majority.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
States’ partisan changes since 2018 could decide Senate control
With such a closely divided Senate, each race is an important part of the fight for the majority.
Heard On The Hill · 118th Congress
Majority rules? This Democrat wants to talk about anti-majoritarian bias
“The answer is the Senate, the Electoral College and the Supreme Court.”
Campaigns · 118th Congress
US Chamber of Commerce dips to second place in K Street spending
Growth at top firms Some of K Street’s biggest firms, which represent multiple clients, posted gains in 2022, defying some expectations of an election year slump.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
Ruben Gallego jumps into Arizona Senate race
The campaign arm for Senate Democrats, whose 51-seat majority control in this Congress includes Sinema even though she officially became an independent after the November election, wouldn’t comment
Opinion · 118th Congress
In elections, a win is a win. And Republicans won
In the days after the 2022 election, a Washington Post article outlined the history of recent changes in the control of the House and the causes behind the party switches.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
In neighboring red states, GOP Senate candidates offer different visions for 2024
Vance on May 3, 2022 in Independence, Ohio.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
Peters will run Senate Democrats’ campaign arm again
Gary Peters will chair the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee for a second cycle, as Democrats face a more difficult election map in 2024.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
Which Senate candidates were strongest and weakest in 2022?
That initial benchmark is derived using Inside Elections’ Baseline, which captures a state’s political performance by combining all federal and state election results over the past four election