National Politics
Will Any Presidential Candidates Kick Off Their Campaigns This Year?
Approximately five percent of presidential candidates over the last half-century have launched their campaigns in the year of the midterm or earlier .
Read MoreHow Many Missouri US Senate Primary Records Will Fall This Cycle?
A record number of candidates are poised to slice the Republican vote into historically small pieces next month
Read MoreJohn Thune Rolls Despite Record-Tying Field
The 2022 race was just the second time in state history a South Dakota U.S. Senator faced more than one candidate in the primary.
Read MoreRecords Set in the Pennsylvania U.S. Senate Primary
One state and three party records were notched from the competitive GOP race.
Read MoreMinnesota’s 1st CD Special Primary By the Numbers
History was made Tuesday with a record number of candidates on the ballot.
Read MoreJ.D. Vance Nearly Sets Record in Ohio Primary
Vance records the second least support among the more than 80 Ohio U.S. Senate major party nominees during the primary era.
Read MoreHow Low Could the Democrat’s US Senate Numbers Go?
Even if Biden’s midterm nightmare comes to fruition, he would still enjoy more support in the U.S. Senate than some of his Democratic predecessors.
Read MoreDr. Oz Seeks to Make History in US Senate Bid
If elected, the famous physician would own the shortest surname in the history of the legislative body.
Read MoreKendra Horn and a Review of Oklahoma US Reps Running for the US Senate
More than 70 years have passed since the last time a sitting or former Democratic U.S. Representative won a U.S. Senate seat in the Sooner State.
Read MoreA Brief History of Nebraska US House Special Elections
The nation’s fifth longest and sixth largest special election drought will come to an end this year.
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