U.S. Senate
How 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 MoreCould Missouri Democrats Pick Up a Senate Seat in 2022?
Two of the six Democratic U.S. Senate pick-ups in the Show-Me State have occurred during GOP-friendly cycles.
Read MoreHow Bright Is the Democratic Future in Arizona?
The party has a non-trivial chance at ending one of the nation’s longest electoral droughts.
Read MoreJim Inhofe’s US Senate Tenure By the Numbers
Inhofe is one of six current members of the chamber to have notched record-setting service from their state.
Read MoreOhio U.S. Senate Primaries By the Numbers
The 2022 GOP primary is poised for its first competitive race in more than half a century and first winner shy of 40 percent in 60 years.
Read MoreMandela Barnes Seeks Electoral First in Wisconsin
No sitting or former lieutenant governor has won a U.S. Senate election in Wisconsin history.
Read MoreVermont: Where Incumbents Are (Nearly) Golden
The state holds the largest current incumbent winning streaks in the nation for both governor and U.S. Senator.
Read MoreLeahy Retirement Puts End Date on US Senate Record
Leahy and his predecessor George Aiken own the mark for the longest period of time two U.S. Senators have continuously held the same seat.
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