Plus, post-election analyses from Chris Matthews, Matthew Cooper, and Bill Scher — all in the November 7, 2024 newsletter
Kamala Harris
Democrats Will Win Again Once the Economy Tanks
Donald Trump is no economic mastermind, and all it takes is one bad economy to turn the political tables.
Blue Wall Turns to Rubble; Democrats Despondent; Harris Speaks at 4:00 p.m.
Despite felony convictions, the Republican Nominee will carry the Electoral College; GOP recaptures the U.S. Senate; Legal Abortion prevails in Arizona, Nebraska, and Colorado, but not Florida.
The Election Really Could Come Down to Turnout. That’s Bad for Donald Trump.
The Republican nominee bet his campaign on an untested get-out-the-vote strategy with an inexperienced crew
The Election May Not Be Close After All
We don’t know what will happen, but a number of factors suggest the vice president could win by a larger margin than is commonly assumed.
Kamala Harris, On The Brink
The vice president is tantalizingly close to victory or a heart-breaking defeat. Either way, she’s used the campaign’s final hours to show who she is and to reveal Donald Trump’s descent into darkness.
Historic Gender Gap? Maybe. Maybe Not.
Plus, the records of the two presidential candidates on immigration and voting rights, all in the October 31, 2024 newsletter.
On Voting Rights, Trump and Harris Couldn’t Be Farther Apart
Harris would expand early voting and vote-by-mail, discourage partisan gerrymandering, and adopt policies leading to higher turnout. Trump’s obsession with election “integrity” is narrow, used most often to challenge results he does not like.
The New Christian Right
The charismatic religious movement that supports Donald Trump is less misogynistic and racist than the old Moral Majority, but far more determined to crush liberalism by any means necessary.
Kamala Harris Would Get More Done Than Donald Trump
Plus, how the candidates differ on democracy, reproductive rights, and health care, in the October 29, 2024 newsletter.

