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Virginia 7: Roe, Roe, Roe to Re-election?

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Republicans Have the Edge in Early House Projection

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Gubernatorial Race Updates (July 15, 2022)

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2022 Senate Overview (July 1, 2022): The Slog to the Majority

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2022 Senate Overview (July 1, 2022): Alabama – Georgia

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2022 Senate Overview (July 1, 2022): Hawaii – North Carolina

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2022 Senate Overview (July 1, 2022): North Dakota – Wisconsin

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House & Governor Report Shorts (July 1, 2022)

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The Congresswoman and the Taxpayer-funded TV Ads

“I’m Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, Democrat for Congress, and I approve this message.” In 2021, it was a difficult refrain to escape in South Florida; Cherfilus-McCormick’s advertisements, each ending in that disclosure, aired hundreds of times on TV. But three commercials that aired earlier this month in South Florida ended with slightly different disclaimer: “Paid for with […]

Colorado Senate: Bennet More Vulnerable After Primary

Many have tried to become the next Claire McCaskill. Most have failed. The former Democratic senator from Missouri is credited with strategic advertising that convinced Republicans to nominate a flawed opponent in 2012. Candidates and party strategists on both sides of the aisle have tried to recreate that magic ever since. But most meddling efforts […]