Trump Up; Senate Dems Lead in Polling Series
Rasmussen Reports released a series of presidential state polls, all with accompanying competitive Senate races, and while the numbers are surprisingly favorable for former President Donald Trump, the same sampling universes are leaning decidedly Democratic in the Senate races.
Read morePrimary Results
More primaries are underway, and we saw the Alaska, Florida, Wyoming electorates choosing their general election competitors earlier this week.
Read morePolitical Snippets from Around the Country
Check out these political snippets on primary results, congressional and gubernatorial races from around the country.
Read moreHow the Incumbents Fell
Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) in losing her primary became the third incumbent during this campaign year to fall to an intraparty challenger and similarities are present in each of the situations.
Read moreRep. Bush Loses; Results
The summer primaries are underway, and we saw the Kansas, Michigan and Missouri electorates choosing their general election competitors earlier this week.
Read moreTester’s Troubles
Despite enjoying a heavy resource advantage in his battle for re-election, Montana Sen. Jon Tester (D) is facing serious political headwinds.
Read morePolitical Snippets from Around the Country
Check out these political snippets on the presidential and congressional races from around the country.
Read moreMcCormick Strikes First
Pennsylvania Republican Senate candidate David McCormick has jumped the starting gate to run an ad attacking Vice President Kamala Harris and linking his opponent, Sen. Bob Casey, Jr. (D), to her.
Read moreMO-1: Big Money to Oust Rep. Bush
Early in the election cycle, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, through their Super PAC arm the United Democracy Project, pledged to spend upwards of $100 million to target and defeat some of Israel’s most vociferous opponents in Congress, and while their spending is high the total won’t likely reach such a lofty number.
Read moreThe New Mexico Factor
The Land of Enchantment, as the state of New Mexico is known, does not attract a great deal of attention in a national presidential campaign, but 2024 may prove different.
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