How President Trump Can Avoid President Obama’s Biggest Mistake
Democrats lost 63 House seats and the House majority, as well as six Senate seats.
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Reid Boasts About Not Going Back to Nevada
Residency issues knocked out a handful of Harry Reid’s colleagues over the years, but the outgoing Senate Democratic leader didn’t even pretend that he got back to his home state of Nevada on a regular
Pelosi Remains But ‘Winter is Coming’ for Democrats
In the Senate, young Cincinnati City Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld was told to step aside for former Gov. Ted Strickland in Ohio.
Politics · 114th Congress
Tim Kaine Will Not Run for President or VP in 2020
“He will run for re-election to the Senate in 2018 and serve his full term in the Senate — where, at the will of Virginia voters, he hopes to be for a very long time in the model of John Warner,”
Politics · 114th Congress
2016 Election Night Viewer Guide
Johnny Isakson is likely to win re-election in Georgia, but if he falls short of 50 percent, he moves on to a Jan. 10 runoff, according to state law.
Ratings Change: Two More Senate Races Move to Tossup
With three weeks to go before Election Day, the fight for control of the Senate is coming down to six states hosting very close contests.
Ratings Changes in 5 Senate Races
The Republican senator is in considerable danger of underperforming Donald Trump in Missouri and losing re-election. We’re changing the rating from Leans Republican to Tilts Republican.
Rating Change: California House Seat Not So Safe for Democrats
Even though Donald Trump is complicating GOP efforts in House and Senate races across the country, Republicans have two takeover opportunities in California. Democratic Rep.
Rating Change: McCain More Vulnerable in Arizona
According to the RealClearPolitics average, Trump has a narrow, 3-point advantage over Hillary Clinton in a state Democrats haven’t carried since President Bill Clinton’s re-election in 1996.
Rating Change in Ohio Senate Race
It was no surprise that Ohio started the cycle as a focal point as a perennial presidential swing state with a competitive Senate race. A close re-election contest for GOP Sen.
Politics · 114th Congress
Rubio’s Career Depends on Winning Re-Election to Senate
The Florida Senate race is about more than just a seat in Congress — it will determine if Marco Rubio has a future in politics.
Rating Change: Toomey to Tossup
The Keystone State could be the key race in deciding which party controls the Senate next year. Sen. Patrick J.
Plouffe Warns Democrats Against Bed-Wetting — Again
Democrats lost 63 House seats and the House majority (they’ve been in the minority ever since), as well as six Senate seats.
From Palin to Trump, Larson’s Steady Hand Leads Another Convention
Later in the 2008 cycle, he became part of Republican Norm Coleman’s 2008 re-election campaign.
Ratings Change: 3 House Races Move Out of Safe
David Jolly left to run for the Senate. Courts forced the state legislature to redraw the seat (and made it more Democratic).
Confront Trump or Kowtow? House GOP’s Final Answer Nears
[Trump, Ryan Shock with Good Vibes ] If he won, the members re-elected alongside him would start the 115th Congress as little more than bovine chattel, politically powerless to push back
Rating Change: New Hampshire Senate Moves to Tossup
More specifically, the senator needs support from independent women who are not supportive of Trump in order to win re-election, according to an Ayotte ally.
Rating Change: Wisconsin Senate Race Moves to Democratic Column
But other GOP strategists can’t remember the party winning a significant statewide race in a presidential year since President Ronald Reagan’s re-election in 1984.
Politics · 114th Congress
Poll: Boustany, Fleming Trail in Louisiana Senate Race
[ Third Candidate Joins Louisiana Senate Race ] Louisiana conducts a “jungle primary” in which candidates run in the same race regardless of political party.
Politics · 114th Congress
Senate Democrats: Rubio Will Lose If He Runs Again
Marco Rubio to run for re-election , convinced he’s likely the only candidate capable of holding a battleground seat. To which Senate Democrats are now responding: Don’t be so sure.