Author: David Weigel

Washington Post – Politics:

West Virginia’s Republican-on-Republican primary, election conspiracy theorists capture GOP nominations in Colorado, and a crypto-inspired Democratic family feud in Oregon.

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What Democrats learned from a much-criticized ad in Ohio, what happened in this week’s elections, and why a contrarian author believes he can be the next governor of California.

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Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate primaries get real, special elections unfold in every time zone, and Wisconsin holds the year’s most contentious local races yet.

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Nunes resigned in January to join former president Trump’s media company. A separate election will determine who serves the district in the next term, when it will be under redrawn lines.

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Primary challengers go after Madison Cawthorn, pollsters say Republicans lost the Ketanji Brown Jackson fight, and the Republican challenging the Democrats’ campaign chair explains why he can win.

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The Democratic debate about dumping Iowa, another special election in a safe GOP seat, and a pair of Ohio debates that said everything about 2022.

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In this edition: Why the candidates for mayor of Los Angeles keep getting interrupted, what happened to Mo Brooks, and what the chair of the Wisconsin Elections Commission thinks of the campaign to put her in jail.

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Why Republicans are talking about pedophilia this week, how contempt is shaping Ohio’s U.S. Senate primary, and what’s happening in the race to replace Don Young.

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The midterm campaigns get a Ukraine detour, Rep. Ilhan Omar’s (D-Minn.) opponent talks about his race, and why a few red states are still not finished with redistricting — or suing over it.