Midterm Elections 2018 Archive
Archives for November 2018
Elections tell us who wins power, not what the public believes.
The potential policy consequences depending on which party controls the House and Senate after the midterms.
It’s about policy issues, not politics.
These House Republican corruption scandals have created real opportunities for Democrats.
Animal welfare, stalled in the legislature, could make major progress at the ballot box.
And how it explains the Republican Party’s 2018 strategy.
Fear and dehumanization are the defining rhetoric of the Trump administration. Why? It works.
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.
It seems a little fishy.
More people have already voted in Texas this year than voted in the entire 2014 midterms.
Polls show good, but not great, signs for Democrats.
Making voting more convenient is surprisingly controversial.
Instead of running on the tax bill they already passed, Republicans are trying to convince voters with a new (nonexistent) one.
He slammed Trump for “constant fear-mongering” at a fiery campaign rally in Florida on Friday.