The Crystal Ball has reflected this sour environment in our ratings: Since Oct. 1, and not counting our final moves, we moved 66 ratings across House, Senate, and gubernatorial races toward Democrats, ...
With less than a week to go, we are moving five statewide races and 16 House ratings. In the close contest for the Senate, Maine and Texas seem to have emerged as the two likeliest majority-making ...
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 ...
« Who’s Minding the Store?: Accountability in Democratic Governance His Excellency Youssef Amrani, Ambassador of Morocco to the U.S. » ...
With less than a week to go, we are moving five statewide races and 16 House ratings. In the close contest for the Senate, Maine and Texas seem to have emerged as the two likeliest majority-making ...
With less than a week to go, we are moving five statewide races and 16 House ratings. In the close contest for the Senate, Maine and Texas seem to have emerged as the two likeliest majority-making ...
With less than a week to go, we are moving five statewide races and 16 House ratings. In the close contest for the Senate, Maine and Texas seem to have emerged as the two likeliest majority-making ...
— In this year’s U.S. Senate election between state Rep. James Talarico (D) and state Attorney General Ken Paxton (R), Democrats are once again hoping to pull off a victory in a state which has eluded ...
— A pair of House and Senate forecasting models based on the House generic ballot polling and other factors point to Democrats being favored to flip both the House and Senate. — The forecast is more ...
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