The Republican primary has given us the most antidemocratic slate of candidates in America, but can Democratic normies stop them in November?
The surprise defeat of a ballot measure may hold lessons for November and abortion access in other states.
White-collar suburban voters will play an outsize role in upcoming elections.
The defeat of an anti-abortion ballot measure could buoy Democratic hopes for an outraged electorate this fall.
The media seem to be missing the key takeaway from a new poll.
Fringe candidates promising to stop the steal, like Mark Finchem in Arizona, might just have their year.
Democrats should be worried about losing Latino support—and not just in the obvious places.
Plus: The case for staying in a bad marriage
Presidents, senators, and first ladies doted on the Simpson children. Now they’re struggling to face their state’s post-Trump reality.
A devastating defeat in the Supreme Court could be a boon to the Democrats’ slim midterm hopes—if they can agree on the way to convert progressive anger into votes.
Kristina Karamo was an unknown poll worker who claimed the 2020 election was fraudulent. Now she’s the Republican candidate for secretary of state.
The movement no longer depends on Trump himself.
Persuadable people are out there, if Democrats just know where to look.
Biden’s agenda is stuck. His party hasn’t figured out how to replace it.
If 1994 brought the Republican Revolution and 2010 delivered the Tea Party to D.C., the 2022 election may bring something even more extreme.
J. D. Vance once decried Trump as “cultural heroin.” Now he’s won the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate in Ohio by peddling Trumpism.
Why a GOP takeover in this fall’s midterms is not quite a sure thing
Will life feel even remotely “normal” by the 2022 midterms?
Today’s Democrats can learn from the organizers of 1964, whose efforts to register Black voters across the South transformed the meaning of democracy in our country.
The president is heightening the distrust in democracy that he promised to reduce.