Contrary to widespread belief, support for the party did not collapse outside of suburbs and cities.
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Will Republicans Steal Power From New Democratic Governors?
It wouldn’t be the first time they tried a lame-duck legislative coup.
In Florida, A Giant Step for Felon Voting Rights
Republican voters seem less interested in voter suppression than their elected leaders.
For Trump Supporters, How Corrupt Is Too Corrupt?
Chris Collins’s reelection bid will test the depths of partisan loyalty in 2018.
Trump Is Giving Ruthless Dictators Nothing to Fear
A conflict-averse and sovereignty-first president is enabling the oppression of millions.
To Increase Voter Turnout, Make Voting Fun
#VoteTogether hopes to increase political participation by hosting parties near the polls.
The Key to Beto O’Rourke’s Texas Victory: Split-Ticket Voters
When Republican voters skip a race or cross party lines, it’s because the GOP incumbent has let them down.
How Two Congressional Races Show What’s At Stake in the Midterms
In the reddest parts of upstate New York, Trumpism is on the ballot.
How to Fix the Supreme Court Without Blowing It Up
If the president appointed one justice per term, nominations would be more tied to democratic elections—and less of a partisan war zone.
The Senate Race That Climate Change Could Tip
Florida Governor Rick Scott’s constituents have already paid the costs of his environmental policies.
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