Midterms

A Virtual Cycle

By Joe Klein

The Politics of Nothing

By Michael Grunwald

Howard Dean’s Group Endorses Mary Burke in Wisconsin

By Jay Newton-Small

Senate Hopeful Says She Was Harassed in the Military

By Jay Newton-Small/Des Moines
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The Battles of the Sexes in an Iowa House Race

Speaking at the Iowa State Fair, candidates play to their respective strengths

By Jay Newton-Small

Fact Checking Group Slams New Democratic Ad for 'Deception'

Factcheck.org comes down on the DCCC but the Democratic group stands by the ad

By Denver Nicks

Republican Group Rolls Out Fake News Websites

The NRCC has released a line of websites to attack Democrats with the look and feel of local news sites

By Denver Nicks

Scott Walker's Challenger Giving Him a Run for His Money

Mary Burke is running a campaign aimed at distinguishing herself from the increasingly unpopular Wisconsin governor

By Jay Newton-Small

Hawaii Voters Say Aloha to Governor

But Senate race too close to call

By Jay Newton-Small

Hawaii Faces Biggest Primary in Years Under the Threat of Twin Storms

Storms make the close races for governor and Senate difficult to predict

By Jay Newton-Small

Tennessee House Race Is Too Close to Call

Recount all but certain as voters forgive disgraced congressman

By Jay Newton-Small

3 Races to Follow in Tennessee’s Primary

Tennesseans go to the polls and three incumbents battle for their seats

By Jay Newton-Small

Studies Show Obamacare is Reducing the Ranks of Uninsured

Data for Democrats to tout ahead of midterm elections

By Denver Nicks

Wisconsin Voter ID Law Struck Down In Federal Court

The determination by a Federal judge that the law unfairly burdens poor and minority voters could set a precedent for similar challenges across the country, in states like Texas and North Carolina, which have passed their own voter ID laws

By Denver Nicks

Republicans Double Down on Obamacare For 2014

GOP leaders are confident running against Obamacare will be a winning strategy in the midterm elections and believe the rocky rollout of the law, which turns four this weekend, gives them new opportunities to make inroads with voters

By Denver Nicks
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