Washington Post – Politics:
The midterm success that the president enjoyed is continuing to play out in the very early days of a would-be Biden-Trump matchup for 2024.
Washington Post – Politics:
The midterm success that the president enjoyed is continuing to play out in the very early days of a would-be Biden-Trump matchup for 2024.
Washington Post – Politics:
Democrats largely prevailed in two states seen as tests for whether Republicans could win over more Latino voters: Arizona and Nevada. But to build on those gains, Democratic strategists say the party must invest more resources.
Washington Post – Politics:
President Biden and his advisers called for more change to the nominating contest than anyone outside the White House had been considering.
Washington Post – Politics:
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis appears to be another likely Republican contender, but there will probably be many more. What does this mean for the GOP as a whole?
Washington Post – Politics:
Republicans went into the week looking to take control of the U.S. House and possibly the Senate. Instead, they are left more with questions than favorable results.
Washington Post – Politics:
Few foresaw an election that potentially shifts the balance of power in Congress but signaled a desire for seriousness and left America as polarized as ever.
Washington Post – Politics:
Change has been the constant in America’s congressional elections, turning more on anger and dissatisfaction than on hope and optimism. This year was President Biden’s and the Democrats’ time to feel the voters’ discontent.
Washington Post – Politics:
Democrats and Republicans see Black, Latino and college-educated White women voters as crucial demographic blocs that Democrats must hold to avoid big losses.
Washington Post – Politics:
Republicans need to win a net of five seats to take control of the House. Democrats face overwhelming odds to prevent that from happening.