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Republicans are homing in on the governor’s seat as the state’s economy continues to struggle.
Candidates in critical 2018 elections for Senate, House, and governor will be picked in Tuesday’s primaries.
The Alaska governor’s race is a true three-way contest: Bill Walker vs. Mark Begich vs. Mike Dunleavy.
She’s hitting the road with Pizzagate propagator Mike Cernovich.
Trump is the leader of the GOP, but House Republican candidates don’t want to speak his name.
A democratic socialist most Republicans have never heard has become ubiquitous in conservative media.
The state is letting members of the military and other overseas voters cast ballots through a new app called Voatz.
And now Trump is mad about it on Twitter.
Women, especially college-educated women, have been the epicenter of political backlash to Trump.
Democrats’ generic ballot lead has dropped in recent days, but they still have an advantage with voter enthusiasm.
There’s a bitter Republican contest to oust Sen. Tammy Baldwin and a deep bench of Democrats looking to kick out Gov. Scott Walker.
Wisconsin and Minnesota will have all-women Senate races in November.
Ned Lamont makes a comeback! T-Paw does not!
Republicans want voters to believe they’re living in a horror movie.
Vermont voters nominated a transgender former CEO as the Democratic candidate.
If she wins as expected in November, she would make history as one of the first Muslim women in Congress.
Why Republicans and Democrats are both eyeing seats in Minnesota.
A rising “blue wave” may not be enough to cancel out disapproval of the current Democratic incumbent.
Democrats still don’t have a clear star candidate in the Wisconsin governor’s race.
Voters head to the polls in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Connecticut, and Vermont to pick their general election candidates.
Why the media has been reluctant to assert whether new claims of domestic violence are credible.
Kevin Nicholson faces Leah Vukmir for the right to oppose Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin in the midterm elections.
Mahlon Mitchell tells Vox that “Wisconsin is ready for a black governor.”
A nuclear false alarm has put an incumbent governor in danger.
Kris Kobach has finally recused himself from vote counting in his own close race for governor.