Perdue Making Moves
Defeated Georgia Senator David Perdue (R) is taking the first steps toward making a quick political comeback.
Read moreRedistricting Delays
The Census Bureau announced just before the President’s Day holiday break that there will be yet another long delay in transmitting the census data to the states.
Read moreNewsome Recall Election Likely
Proponents of the recall effort against California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D), with more than a month remaining until the March 17th deadline to collect the necessary number of valid signatures, are already close to forcing a removal election.
Read morePolitical Snippets 2.05.2021
Listed below are political snippets on congressional, gubernatorial and city-wide races across the country. Enjoy!
Read moreImpeachment Targets
Ten Republican House members voted to impeach then-President Donald Trump in January and already primary challenges are being announced against some, the most serious of which appears to be aimed at Republican Conference chair Liz Cheney (R-WY).
Read moreCandidate Filing Closed
Filing for the March 20th special congressional elections to fill the two Louisiana vacant seats, Districts 2 and 5, closed on January 22 meaning that the participating candidates are now identified.
Read moreRep. Ryan for Senate
Tuesday, Ohio Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Warren/Youngstown) indicated that he will officially announce a campaign for the state’s open Senate seat in March. Mr. Ryan becomes the first prominent Democrat to begin organizing a campaign.
Read moreEarly House Outlook
With the presidential Inauguration dominating political attention this week, it provided a good time to set the upcoming electoral stage for the U.S. House of Representatives on a 50-state basis.
Read moreComparing 2016 & 2020
Now that the presidential numbers are final and certified in all 50 states, we can begin to draw comparisons between the two Trump election years and see the states where movement was most significant.
Read more2022 Senate Outlook
Now that Democrats have a bare 50-50 majority with the Vice President breaking the tie, it’s an appropriate time to look ahead to the next election in order to see which party might have the initial advantage.
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