Midterm Elections 2018 Archive
Archives for December 2018
A years-long court challenge has thrown a House election, uncalled because of fraud allegations, into even more chaos.
The Republican candidate who won in November likely won’t be seated before an official hearing in January.
Arizona will have its first two women senators in 2019.
Republicans are suddenly pushing “good governance” in states they lost power in.
State officials have discretion under state law to call for a new election if the basic fairness of the election is in question.
Live-updating election results on all the key Senate, House, and governor races, plus ballot initiatives.
House Republicans lost the suburbs in 2018. The new NRCC chair doesn’t see “political realignment” there.
Conservatives claim the North Carolina ballot tampering scandal proves voter fraud is real. Not quite.
How Trump made political engagement great again.
The voting system works perfectly well in other parts of the world.
The Ninth District race between Mark Harris and Dan McCready is still stalled over ballot tampering allegations.
In a contest seen as a referendum on the future of voting rights, voters elected a candidate backed by Governor-elect Brian Kemp.
The Tuesday runoff between John Barrow and Brad Raffensperger has become a referendum on the future of voting rights in the state.
The Tuesday election between John Barrow and Brad Raffensperger could reverse a string of voting issues in Georgia.