Midterm Elections 2018 Archive
Archives for November 2018
The recounts in Florida’s Senate and governor races, explained.
Time to stop with the endless diner visits.
But the state still has more than 300,000 ballots to count.
The president asks if there’s “call for a new election.” There isn’t.
For the first time in US history, more than 20 black women will serve in Congress.
The anti-Pelosi movement is getting organized, but there isn’t a clear alternative to her yet.
What centrists like Nick Kristof and Bret Stephens get wrong about the midterms.
Trump, Rudy Giuliani, Rick Scott, and Marco Rubio are all suggesting nefarious forces are at work.
And it’s not going to get better soon.
Kemp resigned as Georgia secretary of state one day after declaring victory in the state’s close governor’s race. Votes are still being counted.
Democrats won the midterms. But Republicans might have learned that undermining elections works.
With Congress divided, newly elected Democrat governors are poised to charge ahead with clean energy.
The gun control advocate and “Mother of the Movement” unseats Republican Karen Handel in Georgia’s Sixth District.
Leaders are waiting to see if and how a divided government might change Trump foreign policy.
White evangelicals are still Trump’s base. But they’re in decline.