I’ll be watching four races tonight: the Republican primary for South Dakota’s governorship, the Democratic race for the new 1st Congressional District in Monta… ...

No, Chad, it looks like Walker is basically matching his November performance. Of course, as both Geoffrey and Alex have written, Kemp actively campaigned for W… ...

They both know what it feels like to run for their life from Tampa Bay defenders on this stage.

I agree with all of that, Rakich, but it’s also important that the average scholarly estimate of how much electoral impact voting rights laws have is much less … ...

With just under 85 percent of the expected vote reported according to The New York Times, Johnson maintains his narrow lead against Vallas: 50.7 percent to 49.3… ...

Interestingly, Geoffrey, there’s actually a pending lawsuit that would blow up the incumbent-protecting “organization line” system that has gotten further than … ...

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I guess Franken is less well-defined politically than Finkenauer and has military experience to help frustrate partisan cues, but the case is hard. Nonetheless,… ...

In California’s 45th, it looks like Republican Rep. Michelle Steel and Democrat Jay Chen, a community college trustee, are in good shape to advance to the gener… ...

The Associated Press has called the Republican nomination in New Jersey’s 3rd District for Bob Healey, who defeats Ian Smith 53 percent to 38 percent. Healey ha… ...

Dipping in to share that the Republican primary in New Mexico’s 1st District now has 49 percent of the expected vote tallied and Michelle Garcia Holmes is still… ...

Meanwhile, in California’s dark blue 15th District, there’s an increasingly competitive race between a handful of candidates vying to succeed retiring Rep. Jack… ...