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Utah 4: Matheson v. Love, Round Two

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Arizona 2: The One That Keeps Getting Away

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South Carolina 1 Special: The Punchline’s Over

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Report Shorts (April 5, 2013)

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South Carolina 1st District Poll: It’s All About Context

The campaign of Elizabeth Colbert Busch, the Democratic nominee for the special election in South Carolina’s 1st District, released a poll Monday. As with all polls, context matters, so be careful before jumping to conclusions either way. Conducted for the campaign by Lake Research Partners, the survey shows Colbert Busch leading in general election ballot […]

South Carolina 1 Special: Referendum on Sanford or Colbert Busch?

Mark Sanford cleared another hurdle Tuesday on his way to political redemption, winning the GOP runoff against former Charleston City councilor Curtis Bostic. However, the disgraced former South Carolina governor’s greatest test is yet to come against Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch on May 7. While the general election contest contest has all the hallmarks of […]

What State Political Trends Portend for the 2014 Midterms

There probably isn’t a better demonstration of the nation’s partisan political polarization than the makeup of the Senate. Only 17 states have split delegations, while 33 states have either two Republicans or two Democrats (or two senators who caucus with the same party, in the case of independents). Compare those numbers to the Senate makeup […]

Not All State Offices Are Political Launching Pads

My colleague Nathan Gonzales has written a terrific piece on Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, the young Democrat mentioned as a potential challenger to veteran GOP Sen. Mitch McConnell. He explains her election as Kentucky secretary of state and her family’s connection to the Clintons, among other things. But while her position as […]

In Kentucky, All Eyes on Grimes to Face McConnell

Actress Ashley Judd is out, but that doesn’t mean Democrats are giving up on the Kentucky Senate race. Many Democrats quickly looked to Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes to take on Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in 2014. On the surface, the 34 year-old attorney is a statewide elected official without a legislative voting […]

The Fat Lady Sings on Gun Control, 2013 Edition

Whether you are a staunch supporter of the National Rifle Association or an enthusiastic backer of the effort by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and California Sen. Dianne Feinstein for stronger gun control laws, it now should be clear who is winning — indeed, who has won — the latest skirmish in the gun […]