Midterm Elections 2018 Archive
Archives for October 2018
A black Harvard Law grad is running for office. All the GOP wants to discuss is his time as a rapper.
The Midwest’s central role in the 2018 midterms, explained.
Democrats for democracy!
With Trump in office, Latinos see less economic opportunity.
What we know — and still don’t — about Trump’s new “America First” plan to tackle drug costs.
The fight over voting rights in key 2018 states, briefly explained.
Fact-checking the 2018 campaign spin.
After a string of attempted bombings against Democrats, Trump cast blame away from himself for divisive political rhetoric.
Senate candidate Phil Bredesen’s radical experiment with a low-drama, local-issue-driven campaign in conservative Tennessee.
The 2010 Citizens United decision helped open the door to foreign influence in US elections.
An investigation into the US election system reveals frightening vulnerabilities at almost every level.
Survey: Republicans are most upset by border crossings and calls to impeach Trump.
Abrams is defending her involvement in a 1992 protest against the then-Georgia state flag’s use of Confederate imagery.
There are no easy fixes.
The comments came as the Georgia secretary of state and GOP gubernatorial candidate spoke about voters turning out for Stacey Abrams.