Analyzing Arizona
Now that the new redistricting maps have been finalized in as many as 27 states, analysts can produce more detailed data about how the new seats will perform politically.
Read morePolitical Snippets 1.7.22
Listed below are political snippets on congressional and gubernatorial races around the country. Enjoy!
Read moreRep. Lawrence to Retire; Opens Up to 44
Four-term Michigan US Rep. Brenda Lawrence (D-Southfield) became the latest Democratic incumbent to announce her retirement.
Read moreMichigan’s Anti-Incumbent Map
One of the biggest complaints most commonly aired about redistricting is that it favors incumbents, but such is not the case with the recently completed Wolverine State congressional map.
Read moreNorth Carolina in Political Abeyance
Last week proved a topsy-turvy week in North Carolina politics, and situations are being created that won’t likely be resolved for some time.
Read moreAlabama Senate Primary Now Competitive
For the most part, early polling has given Alabama US Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) a big lead in his open Senate Republican primary race, but a series of later surveys reveal a major change on the ballot test.
Read morePost Redistricting Competitive Seats
Redistricting has now been completed in 20 multi-congressional district states, so this is a good time to examine the races viewed as competitive in the places with new district boundaries.
Read morePolitical Snippets 12.17.21
Listed below are political snippets on congressional and gubernatorial races around the country. Enjoy!
Read moreThe Open and Collapsed Seats
In a redistricting year, tracking the open seats can be a bit confusing.
Read moreRep. Defazio to Retire
Saying he “…need[s] a little more time for myself, for my health and well-being, for my wife, my family, and the things I love in Oregon," veteran Beaver State Rep. Peter DeFazio* (D-Springfield), chairman of the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, Thursday announced that he will retire after completing his 18th term next year.
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