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Could Iowa Democrats Win 2026’s Gubernatorial and US Senate Races?
Iowa has had open seats for governor and the U.S. Senate in just two of the previous 30 cycles in which both offices have been on the ballot since 1914.
Read MoreKen Paxton and a Review of Texas US Senate Primary Runoffs
Paxton received the largest support in a Texas U.S. Senate runoff for a second place primary finisher.
Read MoreNo Mitch, No Problem: Kentucky Republicans Set Party Record
A record number of Republicans are vying for their party’s U.S. Senate nomination this cycle.
Read MoreIs the US House In Its Unstable Era?
Partisan control of the chamber could flip for the third time in five cycles for the first time in 75 years.
Read MoreWill Democrats Flip a US House Seat in Wisconsin in 2026?
Wisconsin Democrats have netted an average of one seat per cycle across the 23 midterm elections held during Republican presidencies.
Read MoreSherrod Brown and a Review of US Senators Holding Both Senate Seats
The tenure of fewer than two-dozen U.S. Senators includes service in each of their state’s seats during the direct election era.
Read MoreDo Kansas Democrats Smell Blood in the Water?
The party is poised to field a record number of U.S. Senate primary candidates against a well-funded GOP incumbent despite a near century electoral drought.
Read MoreMidwestern States Most Likely to Vote Against President’s Party in US Senate Elections
Midwestern states hold the Bottom Five and eight of the Bottom 10 slots in backing the party of the sitting president in U.S. Senate elections.
Read MoreMark Sanford and a Review of South Carolina US Reps Serving Interrupted Terms
It has been more than 130 years since the last time a South Carolinian was elected to a third nonconsecutive U.S. House term.
Read MoreA Study of 1,000 Gubernatorial Incumbents
Vermont governors have won 23 consecutive reelection bids – best in the nation.
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