WHERE THINGS STAND IN ARIZONA TODAY No state has seen a faster transition from red-to-purple since Donald Trump was elected. And for
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WHERE THINGS STAND IN OHIO TODAY After going for Obama in 2008 and 2012, Ohio took a sharp turn to the right in 2016, giving Trump a win by 8 points. In 2018, while other states saw substantial Democratic gains,
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WHERE THINGS STAND IN GEORGIA TODAY Georgia should have a Democratic Governor right now. Full stop. Stacey Abrams was robbed of victory in 2018 by Brian Kemp, the man who oversaw the
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WHERE THINGS STAND IN WISCONSIN TODAY If ever there was a state that has suffered from ‘battleground fatigue’ over the past 10 years, it’s Wisconsin. The decade started with a red wave
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Democratic Convention: State Legislators, Virginia: Police Reform, Florida: Record Turnout, Act: Who are You Voting For, & Spotlight Race: Jen Pellant.
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CLICK HERE FOR PART 1 CLICK HERE FOR PART 2 CLICK HERE FOR PART 3 CLICK HERE FOR PART 4 THE PURPOSE Since 2016, America has witnessed a political realignment in election
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WHERE THINGS STAND IN TEXAS TODAY If not for Donald Trump’s alienation of suburban voters, I’m not sure we’d even be talking about Texas as a battleground state today. The first sign
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WHERE THINGS STAND IN NORTH CAROLINA TODAY Few states have felt the burdens of Republican governance as harshly as North Carolina the past ten years, particularly via their once-diabolically gerrymandered State Legislature.
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Joe Biden announced Senator Kamala Harris as his VP nominee. Kamala Harris will set the tone for state candidates fighting hard to flip hundreds of seats.
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Republicans really are panicking about their chances in November. We need to keep going at full force if we want to make Republican majorities crumble.
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WHERE THINGS STAND IN MICHIGAN TODAY After losing the Presidential race in Michigan by 10,704 votes in 2016, demoralized Democrats picked themselves up, dusted themselves off, and fought back in a big
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