Following today’s rating changes, Democrats now have 26 governorships rated as at least leaning to them (including those not being contested this year). Republicans, meanwhile, have at least 22 ...

In all, 15 chambers are competitive. Befitting the dynamics of the first midterm election of President Donald Trump’s second term, the Republicans are currently playing defense to a disproportionate ...

As the oldest son of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Mrs. Coretta Scott King, Martin Luther King III is carrying the torch lit by both of his parents into the 21st century. Martin’s ...

— Nearly 30 House rating changes push the number of seats at least leaning Democratic into the 220s, and we can see Democrats ultimately at least getting close to 235 seats, the number of seats they ...

Mr. Miller is a retired Managing Director of The Vanguard Group. He presently serves on the boards of NACCO Industries, a publicly-traded holding company for a portfolio of mining and natural ...

As the political environment seems to get worse for Republicans, 11 House ratings move towards Democrats. Meanwhile, Republican governors in Nebraska and Vermont become less pronounced favorites for ...

Nearly 30 House rating changes push the number of seats at least leaning Democratic into the 220s, and we can see Democrats ultimately at least getting close to 235 seats, their 2018 total As the ...

For the first time all cycle, Republicans now need to win more of our Toss-ups to hold the Senate than Democrats need to win in order to flip it. As the political environment seems to get worse for ...

There is not a consistent pattern for postwar presidential approval from July 1 to the midterm, and in recent years… After this week's primaries, 7 House incumbents have been denied renomination. This ...

Pew's validated voter study of 2024 just published -- what does it tell us, and how does it compare to other 2024 analyses? While the state of the economy was likely an important factor in the 2024 ...

“Politics is a good thing!” … is the slogan of Dr. Larry J. Sabato. Dr. Larry J. Sabato is a New York Times best–selling author, four-time Emmy winner, and one of the nation’s most respected political ...