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2024 to Have Fewest Gubernatorial Incumbents on the Ballot Since the 1800s
For the first time in a presidential or midterm election cycle since at least 1900, less than 30 percent of states holding gubernatorial elections will feature incumbents.
Read MoreWill Democrats Ever Nominate a Westerner for President?
More than two-dozen Democratic White House bids by westerners have been launched since 1972 – all came up short of receiving the party’s nod.
Read MoreA Brief History of New Jersey Democratic US Senate Primaries
The 2024 race may end of up as one of the most competitive, with one of the largest fields, in state party history.
Read MoreHow Many Presidential Campaigns End After the New Hampshire Primary?
Will any of the long-shot candidates remaining in the sparse Democratic and Republican fields hang it up after the Granite State votes are counted?
Read MoreHow Many Presidential Campaigns End After the Iowa Caucuses?
Whether faring well, so-so, or even poorly in the caucuses, more than 90 percent of presidential candidates remain in the race post-Iowa.
Read MoreHow Much Will Wisconsin Democrats Benefit from New Congressional Maps In 2024?
The party has won a majority of U.S. House seats in just seven of 18 cycles in which their presidential nominee carried the state.
Read MoreThe Most Competitive States for US Senate Elections Since 1990
Three of the top five states host contests in 2024.
Read MoreNorth Carolina Poised for 3rd Straight Gubernatorial Election between Statewide Elected Officials
A dive into yet another measure of the Tar Heel State’s battleground state status.
Read MoreHow Would Eric Hovde Fare in a Second US Senate Bid?
Losing candidates in the Badger State have failed in 20 of 21 subsequent attempts at a U.S. Senate seat.
Read MoreDean Phillips to Become Just 4th Minnesota US Rep in a Century Not to Seek 4th Term
Nearly 90 percent of third term U.S. Representatives since statehood sought reelection to a fourth.
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