More from The 2018 midterm elections could change American politics


The measure was an attempt to get marijuana legalization in a conservative state. It failed.


A ban on future soda taxes was approved under the guise of a “Yes! To Affordable Groceries” campaign.


The 2018 US midterm election results are in — and Russia feels like it lost.


In a contentious battle for the seat, DeWine defeated Democrat Richard Cordray to retain the governor’s mansion under GOP control.

It’s a return to power after eight years in the minority.


It was the only state ballot measure on guns this year — and it won.


Dave Brat, once the face of the conservative insurgency, has lost reelection.


Now, will the state legislature?


“You are a rude, terrible person. You shouldn’t be working for CNN.”


The Netroots have their revenge.


Midterm voters’ approval of Massachusetts Question 3 means transgender people will remain protected from discrimination.


The Republican beat Democrat Mark Begich in what was originally a three-way race with independent Gov. Bill Walker.


The Republican stayed close to Donald Trump, even amid troubling questions about his association with white nationalists.

Women of color have backed Democrats for years. In 2018, more white women started to join them.


Advocates argued that the sales tax on tampons and pads was unfair to women.


Medical marijuana is now legal in this dependably conservative state.

The GOP was aided by a favorable map, allowing them to hold on to their Senate majority and keep confirming Trump judges.


She’s one of Democrats’ biggest stars from this cycle.


He’s unseated vulnerable incumbent Heidi Heitkamp.


The blue wave has come to Wisconsin.


Whitmer exemplified a new approach by female candidates this cycle. And it worked.


Trump: They should have given me more “love.”


The Beto O’Rourke hype wasn’t enough.


Davids is making history with her win; she’s the first Native American woman elected to Congress.

All the policy wins that explain evangelical Christians’ loyalty to Trump — and their role in the 2018 midterm elections.