It’s an inescapable law of politics: Money can only propel a campaign so far when its candidate’s flaws act as an anchor.

The latest battle over electability is taking place in the Iowa Democratic Senate primary.National Democrats not-so-secretly prefer state Rep. Josh Turek to win the June 2 primary in a contest they ...

Sometimes election results give you a nice, neat narrative. The Democratic primary contests in Illinois, however, did not.

Since 2016, nothing has energized and excited the Democratic base like Donald Trump. A year into his second term, Democrats ...

One of the most consequential players in the Illinois Senate Democratic primary next Tuesday won’t even be on the ballot.Gov.

Amy, Jessica and Erin join the Roundtable this week to discuss this Tuesday’s primary in Illinois. On the House side, for the ...

Following another week of more House Republican retirements, The Cook Political Report is moving two newly-open seats in ...

Even this early in the primary season, Democratic voters have already made it clear that they’re tired of the status quo in ...

This is an era not just of hyperpartisanship, but of negative partisanship, in which partisans often hate the other side even more than they love their own. Many voters thus tend to see everything on ...

The March 10 special election results in Georgia’s 14th District were either a decisive victory for President Donald Trump or ...

Amy, Jessica, Erin and Matthew join the Roundtable to unpack a news filled week. They discuss takeaways from the first primaries of the season in Texas and North Carolina and the surprise announcement ...

Elections are about making decisions, weighing competing priorities, values, and considerations. Some electoral decisions are easier than others. As the House looks increasingly likely to flip from ...