Midterm Elections 2018
Coverage of the 2018 midterm elections: the House, Senate, ballot initiatives, and more.
Sometimes there are simple solutions to complicated problems.
Conservative Southern California has always been plagued with corruption scandals. Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar thinks he can change that.
The culture around “political correctness” is bad.
As Election Day nears, Georgia residents fear that voter purges and delayed registrations will hurt black voters.
But the Democrat’s unfavorability is growing in Texas.
Mitt Romney, who is running for Senate in Utah, shows us once again that he’s done being a Never Trumper.
Why 2018 candidates, parties, and PACs are getting creative with their political ads.
Rosen could shift the balance of power for Senate Democrats.
His Nevada machine could make or break Democrats’ chances of taking the Senate.
Questions have emerged about whether she misrepresented part of her story.
Trump calls Democrats “radical socialists” because they, like 60 percent of the country, support Medicare-for-all.
It’s not an exciting solution for climate change. But it would be effective.
Two-thirds of likely women voters say they support Democrats, according to a CNN poll.
Rep. Kevin Cramer is looking to unseat Heidi Heitkamp in the upcoming US Senate race for North Dakota.
What Rochester, New York, can teach the rest of the country.
Texas Republicans say the battle made them more energized. So do Arizona Democrats and Republicans.
“I cannot vote for someone who will not be willing to fight for dignity for ALL Americans, no matter their skin color, gender or who they love,” Swift wrote on Instagram.
Kavanaugh’s confirmation battle will make the Supreme Court a pivotal issue in 2018 — and 2020.
The evidence is complicated and the Kavanaugh effect could be contradictory.
Democrats cast a wide net for the 2018 midterms. Now the GOP has to deal with it.
It has to do with politics as well as economics.
Rick Scott vs. Bill Nelson could be one of the most expensive campaigns in 2018.
Republicans can’t risk demoralizing their voters by pulling the nomination.
Trump doesn’t have any personal history of consistency as a conservative. That could help him in the future.
It’s a big escalation in the growing row between Washington and Beijing.
Here’s what they are and why they’re back in the news.
It’s either a massive self-own or a racist dog whistle.
Rep. Paul Gosar’s brothers and sisters are featured in ads for his opponent, David Brill.
Cruz tried to define O’Rourke as a radical in their first debate for the Senate race in Texas. O’Rourke seemed unfazed.
And what’s next for American antitrust reforms?
Democrats can’t rest on moral victories in the 2018 midterms.
Do you know the names of your state legislators?
In 2016, the banks gave most to Marco Rubio and Pat Toomey. This year, it’s Jon Tester and Heidi Heitkamp.
The company’s China project will make it easier for the government to monitor people’s search queries.
There are just six women governors in the US. Twelve women are nominees for governor in 2018.
See full election results for Thursday’s New York primary elections for governor and other state and local races.
Republicans are campaigning on culture wars. Democrats are focused on health care.
See full election results for Wednesday’s Rhode Island primary races.
“This is a perennial problem.”
Ron DeSantis “doesn’t believe any loss of life has been inflated.”