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Category Archive: Senate
2016 Senate Overview: Playing Field Comes Into Focus
July 24, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
2016 Senate Overview (July 24, 2015) Alabama – Kansas
July 24, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
2016 Senate Overview (July 24, 2015) Kentucky – New Mexico
July 24, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
2016 Senate Overview (July 24, 2015) New York – Wyoming
July 24, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Heck’s Decision Prompts Rating Change in Two Nevada Races
July 6, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
North Carolina Senate: Life After Hagan
July 2, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (June 17, 2015) Colorado Senate, Georgia Senate, Indiana Senate, Nevada Senate
June 17, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Race Plays Out on Congressional Baseball Game Field
June 12, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Illinois Senate: The Most Vulnerable Senator in the Country
May 29, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Arizona Landscape Shifts in Two Races
May 29, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (May 29, 2015) Indiana Governor, Indiana Senate, Kentucky Governor, Nevada Senate
May 29, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Kirkpatrick’s Decision Prompts Ratings Changes in Two Arizona Races
May 26, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
500 Attack Emails Couldn’t Take Down Thom Tillis
May 26, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Can Republicans Repeat an Upset in Colorado?
May 21, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Nevada Senate: Republicans Hope for Heck of a Race
May 15, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (May 15, 2015) California Senate, California 25, Indiana Senate, Indiana 3
May 15, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
How Much Trouble Is Richard Burr in?
May 6, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
What Kind of Senate Candidates Will Do Well in 2016?
May 1, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
DSCC Preferred Chairman’s Opponent in 2006 Primary
April 28, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
‘Big Money’ and the 2016 Elections
April 24, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Senate Overview: Retirements and Primaries Matter for Majority
April 17, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
2016 Senate Overview (April 17, 2015) Alabama – Kansas
April 17, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
2016 Senate Overview (April 17, 2015) Kentucky – New Mexico
April 17, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
2016 Senate Overview (April 17, 2015) New York – Wyoming
April 17, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Wyden Looks Safe, but Democratic Rift Is Real
April 13, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (April 3, 2015) Florida Senate, Indiana Senate, Illinois Senate, Nevada Senate
April 3, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
How Reid Reacted When a Republican Senator Was Indicted
April 3, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Democrats Start With Narrow Advantage in Nevada Open Seat
March 27, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Lopach Leads March Toward Democratic Senate Majority
March 25, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Indiana Senate Race Moves Out of Safe
March 24, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Why Primaries Aren’t All Bad
March 23, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (March 20, 2015) Florida Senate, Maryland Senate, Michigan’s 11th, New Jersey Senate
March 20, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Mark Kirk Starts 2016 as an Underdog
March 12, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Why Electoral Waves Are Rarer in a Presidential Year
March 6, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Maryland Senate: Democrats Jockey for Mikulski’s Seat
March 6, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (March 6, 2015) CA Senate, FL Senate, MO Governor, NC Senate
March 6, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Pat Toomey Is a Strong Candidate. Will That Be Enough in 2016?
March 5, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Feingold, Sestak Face History, Former Foes in Senate Rematches
March 4, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Remembrance of Shutdowns Past
February 27, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Senate Challenger Battles Secretary of State Curse
February 24, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
How Much Money Does it Take to Defeat a Senator?
February 20, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
California Senate: Boxer’s Retirement Complicates Contenders’ Plans to Move Up the Ladder
February 20, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (February 20, 2015) California 44, Mississippi 1, Missouri Senate
February 20, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Ohio Senate: Portman Shifts from Offense to Defense
February 6, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
When Activists Run for Office
February 5, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Why Even Democrats Love Talking About Joni Ernst
February 2, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
First Look: Can Democrats Win the Senate in 2016?
January 29, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Report Shorts (January 23, 2015) California Senate, Iowa Senate, Pennsylvania Senate
January 23, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
Why Democrats Can’t Count on Voters Blaming a ‘Republican Congress’
January 19, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Will Improving Economy Help Obama’s Case on Keystone?
January 12, 2015
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2016 Senate Overview: Republicans Start on the Defensive
January 9, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
2016 Senate Overview (January 9, 2015) Alabama – Kansas
January 9, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
2016 Senate Overview (January 9, 2015) Kentucky – New Mexico
January 9, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
2016 Senate Overview (January 9, 2015) New York – Wyoming
January 9, 2015
by
Nathan Gonzales
What Kind of Race Would Russ Feingold Run in 2016?
December 19, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Democrats Abandoned Mary Landrieu in the Runoff. Does it Matter?
December 11, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Mary Landrieu’s Loss and the End of Ticket Splitting
December 10, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Rothenberg’s End of the Year Awards for 2014
December 3, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
What Did — and Didn’t — Surprise Me This Cycle
November 29, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The 2014 Elections: How’d We Do?
November 21, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Louisiana Races Go Into Overtime
November 21, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Some Lessons for Democratic Strategists and Other Observers
November 19, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The Stunningly Static White Evangelical Vote
November 18, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
No Guarantee Democrats Rebound in 2016
November 14, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Mary Landrieu’s Tall Task in the Louisiana Runoff
November 13, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014: Plenty of Surprises, but None Totally Unexpected
November 7, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Ratings Change: Louisiana Senate Moves from Tilt Republican To Lean Republican
November 6, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Midterms and the Super Bowl, a Tale of Two Routs
November 5, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Senate Ratings vs. Senate Expecations (Stu’s Sept. 8 Outlook)
November 5, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
GOP Candidates More Popular Than Democrats in Top Senate Races
November 4, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Republicans (Still) Poised to Pick Up 6 to 8 Senate Seats
November 4, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Election Eve Update: GOP Prospects Continue to Improve in the Senate
November 3, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Ratings Change in Kentucky Senate
November 1, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Obama’s Midterm Loss Record Could Make History
November 1, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Senate Outlook: Advantage to Republicans
October 29, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
What Counts As a GOP Wave in 2014?
October 28, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Will Obama Leave the Democratic Party Better Than He Found It?
October 27, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Ratings Change: New Hampshire Senate
October 24, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
South Dakota Senate Race Returning to Form
October 22, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Not His Father’s Arkansas
October 20, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Senate Outlook: Lots of Moving Pieces But Fundamentally Unchanged
October 17, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Why Republicans Must Win the Senate in 2014
October 15, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Ratings Change: Arkansas Senate from Toss-up/Tilt Republican to Lean Republican
October 13, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Ratings Change: Alaska Senate from Pure Toss-up to Toss-up/Tilt Republican
October 13, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Ratings Change: South Dakota Senate from Republican Favored to Lean Republican
October 13, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Michigan Senate Seat Moves Away from Republicans
October 9, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
What If I’m Wrong About GOP Flipping at Least 7 Seats?
October 8, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Three Election Trends That Could End in 2014
October 7, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Fight for the Senate: Trajectory Unchanged
October 3, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Family Ties May Not Be Enough to Save Vulnerable Senators
October 2, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Senate Chairmen Try to Avoid Historic Home-State Losses
September 29, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Fight for Senate Control Down to Five States
September 25, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
A Bible, a Keg Stand, and a Snowmobile: The Keys to Holding a Democratic Majority in the Senate
September 24, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Election Results Don’t Matter
September 24, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Republican Brand’s Recovery Tour — Sort Of
September 17, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
A National Election or a Localized One?
September 12, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The Best Ads of 2014 – Oh Really?
September 11, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Senate Ratings vs. Senate Expecations
September 10, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Republicans Use Birth Control as Campaign Wedge
September 9, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Pat Roberts is the Most Vulnerable Republican Senator in the Country
September 4, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Numbers Game Still Favors GOP Senate Majority
August 29, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (August 29, 2014) Alabama – Kansas
August 29, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (August 29, 2014) Kentucky – New Mexico
August 29, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (August 29, 2014) North Carolina – Wyoming
August 29, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
And the Winner of the GOP’s Civil War Primary Is…Part II
August 28, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Not Your Typical Southern Democrat in South Carolina
August 20, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Senate Races Shift to Higher Gear
August 15, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy Might Be Why Americans Hate Congress
August 13, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Democratic Retirements Put the Senate in Play
August 12, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Walsh Drops Out, Montana Senate Moves to Republican Favored
August 7, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
New Poll Numbers Reinforce Bush-Obama Comparisons
August 7, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
President George W. Obama Meets the Midterms
August 7, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Montana Senate Moves to Lean Republican
July 24, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Montana Senate: A Real Race or Simply Manufactured Buzz?
July 24, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
‘Simple’ Doesn’t Equal ‘Easy’ in N.H. Senate Race
July 23, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Imperfect People Get Elected to the Senate
July 16, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Fight for the Senate Still Very Much Up in the Air
July 15, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Minnesota Senate: Still Very Unlikely, But Not Impossible
July 14, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Could Upbeat Economic News Help Obama, Democrats?
July 10, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Senate Report Shorts (July 8, 2014)
July 8, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Why Democrats and Republicans Can’t Be Friends
July 8, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Senate GOP Bets on Jeff Larson to Help Ride to Majority in 2014
July 3, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Senate Long Shots Find Success Down the Ballot
June 27, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (June 20, 2014) SC Senate, Maine 2, Mississippi Senate, Virginia 7
June 20, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
In Campaign Ads, ‘Week One’ Is Still Months Away
June 19, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Mark Pryor: Still This Cycle’s Most Vulnerable Senator
June 17, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Michelle Obama for Senate in 2016: Is It Even a Rumor?
June 16, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Senate Majority Still Hangs in the Balance
June 6, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (June 6, 2014) Alabama – Kansas
June 6, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (June 6, 2014) Kentucky – New Mexico
June 6, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (June 6, 2014) North Carolina – Wyoming
June 6, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Why Do We Suddenly Care About Races for Lt. Governor?
June 6, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Thad Cochran’s Mississippi
June 3, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Oregon Senate: National Republicans Get Their Nominee for Potential Race
May 28, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
South Carolina Senate: Lindsey Graham is Not Safe, Yet
May 28, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Senate Report Shorts (May 28, 2014) Arkansas, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Nebraska
May 28, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Long Lost Tale of Phil Maloof
May 22, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Ben Sasse, Mystery Man
May 19, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The New World of Election Coverage and Analysis: A Case Study
May 15, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Michigan: Midwest Melee
May 9, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (May 9, 2014) Georgia Governor, Hawaii Governor, North Carolina Senate, and more
May 9, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Why This Year’s Primaries Won’t End GOP Civil War
May 9, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Now that GOP Primary is Over, North Carolina Senate Moves to Pure Toss-Up
May 7, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
And the Winner of the GOP’s Civil War Primary Is …
May 7, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
How to Ruin Your Interview With Stu Rothenberg
May 2, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Warning: Senate Races Aren’t as Close as They Appear
April 30, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
When Birth Certificates and Senate Races Clash
April 29, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
North Carolina: Primary Purpose
April 25, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Arkansas Senate: Shooting Down Strawmen
April 25, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Charleston Gazette Endorsements Need a Little Perspective
April 25, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Obama’s Foreign Policy Impacts 2014 Elections — Really
April 24, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Why TV Airtime Reservations Are More Important Than Ever
April 23, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Colorado Senate: Mark Udall Still Favored
April 22, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Sebelius to the Senate? Maybe in the Land of Oz, But Not in Kansas
April 18, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
How to Handicap a Campaign’s Ground Game in 2014
April 17, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Democratic Senate Prospects and the New Black Voter
April 14, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Mississippi Senator Thad Cochran, Underdog?
April 4, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Nebraska Senate: Peak Timing
March 28, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Democrats’ Growing Problems With Independent Voters on the Senate Map
March 26, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Colorado Senate Race Firmly on Senate Battlefield
March 20, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Road Gets Tougher for Democratic Majority in the Senate
March 14, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (March 14, 2014) Alabama – Kansas
March 14, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (March 14, 2014) Kentucky – New Mexico
March 14, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (March 14, 2014) North Carolina – Wyoming
March 14, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Why Polls Still Show Democrats With Higher Marks Than Republicans
March 11, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Bill Clinton’s Real Impact on the Kentucky Senate Race
March 10, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Why Republican Candidates Will Run From .GOP Address
March 7, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Oregon Senate: Testing the Democratic Firewall
February 28, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Michigan Senate: Evolving GOP Opportunity
February 28, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (February 28, 2014) Colorado Senate, Michigan 12, Texas 33
February 28, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
There’s No Good Time for the GOP on Immigration
February 27, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Gardner Decision Shakes Up Colorado Senate Race
February 26, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Obamacare Can Be Complicated for Republicans Beyond the Beltway
February 25, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
How Jamestown Associates Adapted and Prospered
February 24, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Please Don’t Call It an Exodus From Congress
February 21, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Texas Primaries: House, Not the Senate, is the Place to Watch
February 14, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Senate Poll Analysis is More than the “Leading” Candidate
February 14, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
DCCC Is 2013 Fundraising Winner, but DNC Drops the Ball
February 13, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
How Candidates Share Without Coordinating With Outside Groups
February 11, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
For Democrats, It’s All About (Years) After November
February 5, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Kansas Senate: The Electorate That Cried Wolf
January 31, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Report Shorts (January 31, 2014) – Florida 13, Idaho 1, Montana At-Large, Oklahoma Senate
January 31, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Income Inequality: Democrats Have Some Work to Do
January 31, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2 Seats, 1 State, Zero Opportunities
January 30, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
You Can’t Make This Stuff Up — and It’s Only January
January 29, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Virginia Senate: Gillespie’s Entry Gives Republicans a Chance
January 17, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Pay No Attention to That Title of Speaker in Front of My Name
January 11, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Early TV Ads: Not New and Mostly a Waste of Money
January 8, 2014
by
Stuart Rothenberg
All GOP Primaries Are Not Created Equal
January 6, 2014
by
Nathan Gonzales
Republicans and Democrats Exchange Gifts this Holiday Season
December 27, 2013
by
Nathan Gonzales
How the Calendar Could Influence GOP Senate Primaries
December 20, 2013
by
Nathan Gonzales
The Democratic Escape Plan: How to Hold a Vulnerable Senate Seat
December 19, 2013
by
Nathan Gonzales
A Whole New Ballgame in the Senate
December 19, 2013
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (December 18, 2013) Alabama – Kansas
December 19, 2013
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (December 18, 2013) Kentucky – New Mexico
December 19, 2013
by
Stuart Rothenberg
2014 Senate Overview (December 18, 2013) North Carolina – Wyoming
December 19, 2013
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Is Arkansas Really the Land of Opportunity for Democrats?
December 18, 2013
by
Stuart Rothenberg
Louisiana Ad Could Preview 2014 Democratic Playbook
December 16, 2013
by
Nathan Gonzales
Awards for the Best and Worst of Politics in 2013
December 12, 2013
by
Stuart Rothenberg
The $4 Billion Campaign Against John Cornyn
December 6, 2013
by
Nathan Gonzales
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