Democratic spin masters and sympathetic analysts are claiming that the abortion issue made Tuesday’s MN-1 special election result closer than it should have been, but such statements suggest they have not studied the region’s past congressional voting trends.

Iowa Districts 1, 2 & 3 were cast as toss-up seats in the 2021 redistricting plan, and the most recent polling suggests that each electorate is performing as projected. 

Now that the second quarter 2022 financial disclosure reports are public, we can research the available data to detect patterns.

Now that national redistricting is set for at least the 2022 election, we see that the two most important states for the respective major political parties are Illinois for the Democrats and Florida for the GOP.

One of the political overtime races officially has ended and the result yielded a fourth US House incumbent to lose in the early 2022 cycle.

After vetoing the legislature’s congressional map and forcing a special legislative session to finish the redistricting process, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) now commands the upper hand.

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.

Sen. Jim Inhofe’s (R-OK) impending resignation has begun an Oklahoma game of political musical chairs.

As the states complete their individual redistricting processes and candidate filing deadlines appear on the political horizon, some incumbents find themselves facing serious primary challenges.

Though the Michigan congressional lines are in litigation and filing time is still more than two months away in preparation for the state’s August 2 primary election, last Tuesday was a busy day on the Wolverine State’s US House front.