Midterm Elections 2022
Coverage of the 2022 midterm elections: House, Senate, ballot initiatives, and more.

If there’s a red wave in 2022, it will be powered by Latina candidates.

Hispanic voters could swing the 2022 midterms. Here is how that might happen.

Republicans are slowly winning over Latino voters. Democrats may not have learned from their 2020 mistakes.

Every election year, plenty of Americans, especially political pundits, rediscover the “sleeping giant” that is the Latino electorate.


All those new restrictive voting laws might come to a head during the midterms.

Canceling student loans might not be as big of a midterms boost for Democrats as they’d hoped.


Migrants boarded the flights after being given questionable information about what awaited them.


In the course of voters deciding partisan nominations for thousands of state, federal, and local offices, the US political environment shifted wholesale.


This 15-week proposed ban isn’t about “late-term” abortions.

The GOP’s bickering over midterm campaign strategy is a preview of larger fights ahead.


New Hampshire, Delaware, and Rhode Island picked their candidates.

Did the Dobbs decision change everything? Or are polls still way off?


Ahead of the midterms, severe abortion restrictions are coming up against public opinion — and people’s real lives.


Preliminary data suggests that enthusiasm is up among women and young voters in the midterms.


The goal was to make “MAGA Republicans” a label for everything that voters find politically toxic about the GOP right now.


GOP candidates in states including Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Arizona are laying the groundwork to challenge an unfavorable result.


The strength of abortion rights messaging was tested, and Democrats dealt with several messy primaries.


Liz Cheney’s loss made clear Trump’s GOP detractors have little electoral sway.


Cheney’s Wyoming loss was predictable. Her bigger fight, against Trumpism, is now fully underway.


Donald Trump reasserted his influence, progressives pushed through, and election deniers thrived.


Ballot measures could shore up — or obliterate — abortion rights.


Somehow, people are still underestimating Donald Trump.


What shark attacks in 1916 could tell us about the midterms in 2022.


More people turned out than in any primary in Kansas history — and that could happen elsewhere, too.


Kansans have voted against a constitutional amendment that said there is no right to an abortion.


Kansas’s abortion measure and Missouri’s GOP Senate primary were among Tuesday’s key early races.


Trump-endorsed Kari Lake is in a tight primary in Arizona that has been mostly about relitigating 2020.


The “MAGA hangover” is real.


They’re glossing over a very real threat these protections could face.


Is this reverse psychology a little too clever?


What’s inside the latest, skinniest version of the bill.

What is the point of the committee, and will Trump face any consequences based on what it finds?


Much of it comes down to dissatisfaction with the economy.


Their chances of retaking the governor’s mansion just got better.


Texting voters just got harder, right before the midterms.


To protect reproductive rights after Roe, advocates will need to mobilize people with real reservations about abortion.


The Supreme Court’s decision could help Democrats in 17 tight midterm contests.


Lanhee Chen isn’t the traditional Republican pick in California. That’s the point.


“It is unacceptable that there was not a concrete plan the minute this decision came down.”


Trump and his election lies were once again on the ballot in multiple states.