Political Snippets from across the Country
Check out these political snippets on the presidential, congressional, gubernatorial races from across the country.
Read moreSC Filing Closes; Rep. Rice in Battle
South Carolina election officials published the 2022 qualified candidates list after filing closed, and there are several points of note for the June 14 primary election.
Read moreA Cuomo Comeback?
Resigned New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) has rather astonishingly not yet ruled out trying to regain his position in this election, and a new Siena College Research Institute poll (3/20-24; 804 NY registered voters; 309 Democratic primary voters) suggests that he might be a competitive contender should he ultimately enter the race.
Read morePolitical Snippets From Across the Country
Check out these political snippets on congressional and gubernatorial races from across the country.
Read morePolitical Snippets From Across the Country
Check out these political snippets on congressional and gubernatorial from across the country.
Read moreMo Brooks Lagging in New Poll
Alabama US Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) was one of the first 2022 candidates who President Donald Trump endorsed, but now it's possible that the six-term Congressman may not even qualify for the US Senate runoff.
Read moreDCCC Red to Blue Targets
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee released their first targets in what they call their Red to Blue program or, in other words, the districts they hope to convert from the Republicans. Curiously, two districts on the list are already blue.
Read moreGeorgia Turning, Again?
It was well publicized in the 2020 election cycle that the state of Georgia is beginning to swing toward the Democrats, but a new Democratic poll contains some evidence that predicting a long-standing transformational flip may have been premature.
Read moreRegister to Vote or Check Status
Be prepared to vote in the 2022 midterm elections. Register to vote or check your voter registration status today!
Read moreFour More Reps Departing
Sen. Jim Inhofe’s (R-OK) impending resignation has begun an Oklahoma game of political musical chairs.
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