More from The 2018 midterm elections could change American politics

It’s the “Year of the Woman” in more ways than one.


If Democrats win back a house of Congress, it would have major ramifications for the GOP’s agenda.


Elections tell us who wins power, not what the public believes.


These House Republican corruption scandals have created real opportunities for Democrats.


Much of the built-in Republican advantage in the House has been in these states.

The left is fired up, but Democrats are still relying on centrists in the 2018 campaign.


He slammed Trump for “constant fear-mongering” at a fiery campaign rally in Florida on Friday.

We talked to 10 undecided voters before Election Day. Here’s what they told us.

In both years, women ran for office to push back against sexual misconduct.

A slate of historically diverse candidates vs. fear-based white identity politics defines the midterms.

Rep. Dave Brat became a symbol of the Republican insurgency after defeating Eric Cantor. Now he’s stuck in a blue storm.


Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND) won in 2012 with Native American support. So Republicans passed new voting restrictions.


Winfrey’s support helped Obama greatly in 2008.


The teacher strikes pushed a record number of educators to run for office.


One poll shows the Democrat a point behind in the most conservative district in the state.

A slew of millennial women could make their way into Congress this fall.


Democrats doubled their spending for statehouse races this year. They’re still far behind Republicans.

Sri Kulkarni’s innovative midterms strategy: campaigning in 16 languages.

The Midwest’s central role in the 2018 midterms, explained.


With Trump in office, Latinos see less economic opportunity.


What we know — and still don’t — about Trump’s new “America First” plan to tackle drug costs.


The fight over voting rights in key 2018 states, briefly explained.


Fact-checking the 2018 campaign spin.


After a string of attempted bombings against Democrats, Trump cast blame away from himself for divisive political rhetoric.


At Florida’s gubernatorial debate, Andrew Gillum blasted the racist elements supporting Ron DeSantis’s campaign.