More from The 2018 midterm elections could change American politics
Michigan is the first state in the Midwest to fully legalize cannabis.
The Democrat ran on a progressive platform, contrasting himself from his Republican opponent.
The left can win in the Midwest.
The Republican beat Democrat Billie Sutton to become the first woman elected to the state’s highest office.
Republicans couldn’t beat the moderate Manchin.
Democratic Sen. Joe Donnelly fell short in his reelection bid in the Midwest’s reddest state.
The victory means more than 1 million people will regain the right to vote.
Menendez was in an unusually close race with Republican Bob Hugin.
Iowa voters sent King a message after years of racist rhetoric.
She takes over for the controversial, term-limited Paul LePage.
The two-term incumbent held on, even though Trump won his state big in 2016.
“When all of his policies go wrong, he has someone to blame.”
Democrats won the popular vote in House races by a big margin. There is a reason that didn’t translate to more seats.
Reynolds successfully defeated Democratic challenger Fred Hubbell in the tight governor race.
A simple fix to get more Americans to vote.
An old-school win for an old-school Democrat.
Apparently House Speaker Nancy Pelosi does’t sound bad to Wall Street.
An interesting coincidence.
They made history Tuesday night.
And that could send a message to Republicans nationwide.
Swift’s anti-endorsement of Republican Senate candidate Marsha Blackburn failed to sway voters on Election Day.
We won’t know the exact figures for a while.
Proposition 112 would have forced new oil and gas wells to be placed further away from homes, schools, and water sources.
Self-described Nazis did poorly, but candidates linked to white supremacist groups did quite well.
Absentee ballots could force this race into a runoff.