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Do the PPP Polls Mean Anything?

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Maryland House: New Map Endangers Bartlett

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Nevada House: Democrats Could Win Three of Four Seats

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Utah House: Matheson’s Tough Decision

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Louisiana Governor: Jindal Wins Re-Election

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Would Cain Be Leading the Race if He Were White?

Longtime readers of this column may get the feeling that they have seen this headline before. Three and a half years ago, I wrote a column with a similar title after former Rep. Geraldine Ferraro (D-N.Y.), a supporter of presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton, asserted that Barack Obama wouldn’t be where he was in the […]

So You Want to Be a Political Handicapper, Part II

In my last column, I reported on my reactions after recently interviewing five House candidates. Here are my thoughts on the other five, all Democrats, whom I saw during a day of “speed interviewing.” Ann Kuster (New Hampshire’s 2nd district). Kuster has already emerged as one of the Democrats’ top challengers to a sitting Republican, […]

Think You Can Be a Political Handicapper?

After meeting and interviewing Missouri Republican Congressional candidate Ann Wagner on Monday, I had the opportunity the following day to interview nine Democratic House candidates in less than four hours — the political version of speed dating. Yes, national party strategists set up the interviews with the nine Democratic hopefuls (out of more than 100 […]

Stu’s Dangerous Dozen: Unsafe House Incumbents

For years now, I’ve been running lists of vulnerable open seats and incumbents, so there is no reason to wait until all states have completed redistricting. Here are the most vulnerable incumbents who are currently planning on seeking re-election. One caveat: I have excluded incumbents running against incumbents, whether in primaries or general elections. The […]

Michigan Senate: Still Cooking

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