U.S. Senate
Which US Senate Seats Will Flip in 2014? A Survey of Media Rankings
Media election forecasters can only agree on one slot of the Top 12 U.S. Senate seats most likely to change control after the November elections.
Read MoreInhofe Eyes Record-Breaking Election Win in 2014
The senior senator from Oklahoma is looking to win a record fifth U.S. Senate election this fall and would become the longest-serving member in the chamber from the Sooner State mid-way through his next term.
Read MoreRepublican US Senators Hitting Historic Lows in Primaries
Four Republicans have already set state records for low water marks by a sitting GOP U.S. Senator in a primary election – after just eight contests
Read MoreLindsey Graham Gets Into the Record Books
The two-term incumbent sets a new low water mark in primary voter support for a Republican U.S. Senator from South Carolina.
Read MoreLindsey Graham and the Half-Dozen Would-Be Kingslayers
No U.S. Senator in South Carolina history has inspired so many primary challengers as the two-term Republican incumbent this cycle.
Read MoreErnst Surges After History-Making Primary Win
Ernst is in a dead heat with Bruce Braley on the heels of setting the mark for the largest victory by a non-incumbent in a contested Iowa Republican U.S. Senate primary.
Read MoreMcDaniel vs Cochran 2nd Most Competitive US Senate Primary in Mississippi History
The 2014 Mississippi Republican U.S. Senate primary is one of just two in state history decided by less than one point by either party.
Read MoreErnst Eyes Outright Primary Victory in Iowa GOP US Senate Race
Only one out of 68 Democratic and Republican U.S. Senate primaries has gone to a special nominating convention in Hawkeye State history.
Read MoreWill Michigan Split Its Ticket This November?
In one out of every three cycles for the past century the Wolverine State has split its vote for governor and U.S. Senator.
Read MoreIs a Rough Road Ahead for David Perdue?
Only one of eight run-off bound first place primary finishers in a Georgia U.S. Senate race went on to win the seat; Perdue is also coming off the lowest ever first place finish by either party in Georgia U.S. Senate primary history.
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