Midterm Elections 2022

Pro-choice coalitions prevailed in red, blue, and purple states.

Republicans aren’t happy about Donald Trump right now. We’ve heard this before.

Democrats seem to have staved off the worst, but Republicans still made some inroads.

Climate action could be moving forward in Michigan, Maryland, Minnesota, and even Texas.

The midterms were a choice, not a referendum.

A battle is underway as ambitious ballot measures compete with proposals to restrict their use. Which side is winning?

Abortion was on the ballot and Americans voted for it.

Maxwell Frost, Maura Healey, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders are among the candidates who’ve made history.

Herschel Walker and Sen. Raphael Warnock will go head-to-head again on December 6.

Election deniers performed surprisingly poorly at the ballot box in 2022. That’s a good sign for democracy.

Buckle up for a messy week of waiting.

Despite a looming ban on gasoline cars, Californians rejected Prop 30, a measure to boost cleaner vehicles.

The successful ballot measure could provide a jolt to the national debate on child care.

Victories in Maryland and Missouri, losses in Arkansas and the Dakotas.

Yet another Medicaid expansion ballot measure passed in a Republican state.

Georgia, Nevada, and Wisconsin are some of the closest contests in the country.

His victory is critical for Democrats’ attempts to hang on to their majority.

The Republican presidential primary starts now.

Vance’s win could well push Senate Republicans further to the right.

Meet the people who count votes from 4,607 places.

It looks like a political stunt.

In nine states, voters might elect a Republican governor and Democratic senator (or vice versa).

And, of course, how those polls could be wrong again this year.

A Lake expert tells Vox everything about her rise and what to expect after Election Day.

Democrats may take a drubbing in the midterms. Here are some places voters could deliver upsets.

As is typically the case, states with more mail-in ballots may need more time to count them.

It’s on the ballot in Nevada, and it may be coming soon to a state near you.

The winners of close races might not be known on election night, but here are some clues we might get about the future of US politics.

The GOP has turned to their standards, crime and the economy, to rally voters.

Rising prices have weighed heavily on the minds of voters who will soon determine the outcome of elections across the country.

Q&A with Kurt Braddock about how rhetorical strategies can lead to violence.

The unexpectedly close contests in Iowa, Utah, and Washington, briefly explained.

If there’s a “red wave,” it could come from Republican pickups in states like Oregon and New York.

With calls of “parents’ rights” Republicans are targeting transgender youth up and down the ticket.

Why the congressional midterms matter so much.