More from The 2018 midterm elections could change American politics

Questions have emerged about whether she misrepresented part of her story.

Trump calls Democrats “radical socialists” because they, like 60 percent of the country, support Medicare-for-all.

It used to be mad love …

Two-thirds of likely women voters say they support Democrats, according to a CNN poll.

With about a month until the midterms, a new poll shows Democrats with an advantage among voters in battleground House districts.

Texas Republicans say the battle made them more energized. So do Arizona Democrats and Republicans.

The evidence is complicated and the Kavanaugh effect could be contradictory.

Democrats cast a wide net for the 2018 midterms. Now the GOP has to deal with it.

Rick Scott vs. Bill Nelson could be one of the most expensive campaigns in 2018.

Republicans can’t risk demoralizing their voters by pulling the nomination.

Here’s what they are and why they’re back in the news.

Rep. Paul Gosar’s brothers and sisters are featured in ads for his opponent, David Brill.

Democrats can’t rest on moral victories in the 2018 midterms.

In 2016, the banks gave most to Marco Rubio and Pat Toomey. This year, it’s Jon Tester and Heidi Heitkamp.

There are just six women governors in the US. Twelve women are nominees for governor in 2018.

Republicans are campaigning on culture wars. Democrats are focused on health care.

“This is a perennial problem.”

Congress is racing to keep the government open — and Trump is threatening to upend it all.

This is quite the turnaround for the president, who consistently denies Russia interfered in the 2016 election.

These are the generic ballot numbers Democrats want to see.

Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo should be a shoo-in for reelection. But she’s not.

Cruz’s Republican colleague once called him a “miserable son of bitch.” Now the Texas senator needs the GOP’s help.