2022 Midterm Elections

Trump Repeats Election Lies at Iowa Rally

By Brian Bennett

Tim Ryan Tries to Woo Ohio's Trump Voters

By Philip Elliott

How School Boards Became the Hottest Elections of 2022

By Katie Reilly

The Voting Bloc That Could Sway the Midterms

By Yasmeen Serhan/London
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Where Marijuana Is on the Ballot in 2022

In Arkansas, Maryland, Missouri, North Dakota and South Dakota voters are being asked whether they support legalizing the recreational use of marijuana for adults.

By Solcyré Burga

Politicians' Tough-on-Crime Messaging Could Have Devastating Consequences

Tough on crime rhetoric in the 2022 Midterms threatens a new era of mass incarceration, writes Udi Ofer.

By Udi Ofer

Concerns With Arizona Elections Chief Grow

Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs is overseeing the election while running for governor, raising fears that Republican Kari Lake will cite that to contest the results

By Eric Cortellessa

How Sherrod Brown Became 'The Vote Whisperer'

The unapologetic progressive populist has managed to build up a striking level of credibility and affection in Republican-trending Ohio.

By Philip Elliott

Unease on Campaign Trail After Pelosi Attack

After shocking events like the attack on Nancy Pelosi's husband, the security bubble often tightens for candidates and even campaign staff.

By Philip Elliott

Why the Oklahoma Governor's Race Is So Close

In a state where Trump beat Biden in Oklahoma by 33 points, Democrat Joy Hofmeister is within striking distance of Governor Kevin Stitt.

By Eric Cortellessa

Prominent GOP Figures Mock Paul Pelosi Attack

The mean-spirited digs helped spread debunked claims about the attack, as Nancy Pelosi's husband remained hospitalized with a skull fracture.

By Brian Bennett

New York Governor's Race Is Too Close for Democrats' Comfort

Crime concerns have made Democrats nervous about a gubernatorial election in a blue state.

By Charlotte Alter

Steve Kornacki on How 2022 May Echo 1994

MSNBC's political nerd, Steve Kornacki, talks with the D.C. Brief about the midterms and why he's still talking about Newt Gingrich

By Philip Elliott

Fact Checking Politicians' Inflation Claims

As Election Day nears, both Republicans and Democrats are talking more about inflation, and placing the blame for it on their opponents.

By Alana Semuels

Progressives Disown Ukraine Ceasefire Letter

The House Progressive Caucus called on Biden to push harder for a Russia/Ukraine ceasefire. Their timing couldn't have been worse.

By Philip Elliott

The Pennsylvania Senate Race Tests the Vibes Theory of Politics

If Fetterman wins despite the debate disaster and political headwinds buffering Democrats, it will validate his theory of political vibes

By Charlotte Alter/Philadelphia

How Kari Lake Became a MAGA Rising Star

Critics of the candidate for Arizona governor say she's a threat to democracy. She says that's BS. “I will certify the 2024 election."

By Eric Cortellessa

What’s at Stake for Biden in the Midterms

For the President, the outcome of the Nov. 8 election is about far more than who controls the House and Senate.

By Brian Bennett

Rubio Claims Supporter Attacked for Views

The victim of the attack in Hialeah in South Florida was soon revealed to have ties to white supremacist groups and the Proud Boys.

By Philip Elliott

Why Biden Prefers Delaware to Campaigning

Biden is now seen as a political liability almost everywhere except his home states of Delaware and Pennsylvania.

By Philip Elliott
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