Midterm Elections 2018 Archive
Archives for November 2018
The swing-state race between a progressive Democrat and a Trump-endorsed Republican could be historic.
Trump bragged that the candidates he backed won. The reality is more complicated.
The controversial former secretary of state was repeatedly accused of voter suppression.
Ocasio-Cortez’s political critics often disparage her clothes. They’re really worried about her policies.
Corporate tax breaks don’t represent money in hand that could be spent elsewhere. But it doesn’t mean they’re good.
Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith said her voter suppression comment was just a joke.
After a machine recount, Republicans stay ahead. But the Senate race is still going to a hand recount.
Suburban Never-Trump and Trump-skeptical Republicans aren’t a myth. And they vote.
Brian Kemp has declared victory, but a string of recent court rulings supports Stacey Abrams’s call for all votes to be counted.
Voters have until Saturday to correct their signatures, while the recount results will be delayed until next week.
Fargo just switched to an “approval voting” system, which allows you to mark all the candidates on the ballot that you like.
We’re more than a week out from Election Day, and multiple Senate, House, and governor races still haven’t been called.
Senate Democrats can try to slow down judicial nominees, but there’s not much more they can do.
After losing the midterms, House Republicans want a more aggressive messaging strategy for 2020.
