Nonpartisan Analysis Since 1980

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Ohio 13: Playing Catch-Up

March 25, 2006
by Nathan Gonzales

Pennsylvania Senate: First One to Fall

March 25, 2006
by Nathan Gonzales

West Virginia Senate: Generations

February 25, 2006
by Nathan Gonzales

Ohio Senate: Buckeye Battle

January 27, 2006
by Nathan Gonzales

Illinois 6: Fighting Chance

January 27, 2006
by Nathan Gonzales

2005 Statewide Ballot Initiatives: A Review

November 22, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Georgia 8 & 12: Looking for a Silver Lining

November 22, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Arizona 1: Making Up Ground

November 22, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Colorado 4: Third Verse, Same as the First

September 24, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Virginia Governor: Down to the Wire

September 24, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Colorado 7: Return of the Swing District

July 29, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Arizona Senate: Developing a Target

July 29, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Nebraska Senate: Falling from the Top Tier

July 2, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Florida 22: Perennial Target

July 2, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Iowa 3: Da Race for Des Moines

June 17, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Montana Senate: Usual Suspect

June 17, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Ohio 2: Senate Compromise Hurting DeWine’s Bid

June 7, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Indiana 9: The Bloodier Ninth

June 7, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Texas 28: Role Reversal for Re-Run

June 7, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Vermont Senate: It All Depends on the Meaning of Independent

April 23, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Rhode Island Senate: Multi-Front War

April 23, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

New Jersey Governor: Nothing But Net

April 23, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Nevada 2: The Great Wide Open

March 30, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Florida 11: Down By the Bay

March 30, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Pennsylvania 6: New Cycle, (Slightly) New Scenario

March 17, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Idaho 1: Dems Hoping for a Dynamite Race

March 17, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Illinois 8: Going for the Hold

February 11, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales

Iowa 1: If It’s Open, They Will Run

February 11, 2005
by Nathan Gonzales