Now that Maine Democrats have effectively decided on former state Senate President Troy Jackson to be their new nominee to ...
Democratic candidates running for competitive House seats are raising money hand over fist. But that doesn’t necessarily mean ...
Amy and Erin join the Roundtable this week. They discuss our first official range of expectations for outcomes in House races ...
First Person is a series of quick videos from the Cook Political Report editors exclusively for our premium members. This week, Erin goes over the best case scenario for Democrats and Republicans in ...
Democrats remain in a strong position to take control of the House — but it’s not a foregone conclusion. Even a good election night for Democrats will likely produce a relatively slim majority in 2027 ...
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The Cook Political Report is pleased to introduce the 20th anniversary edition of the Partisan Voter Index (PVI) for all 50 states and 435 Congressional districts in the country, compiled especially ...
What is the net impact of Graham Platner’s dropping out of the Maine Senate race on the outcome there and on control of the ...
A great deal of ink has been spilled over the last few years about the motivations and voting behavior of younger Americans.
Amy and Jessica join the Roundtable this week. They discuss the two big developments in the race for the Senate: the death of ...
The Alaska Senate race has already been teetering on the brink of the Toss Up column, and this week’s bad news for Republicans about the makeup of the ballot is enough to shift it into our most ...