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Déjà Vu in Maine: Why Pundits Are Wrong About Susan Collins Again

Every six years, national analysts predict Collins’s downfall. Every six years, Maine voters remind them that she plays...

Hispanic Support for Deportations Rises Amid ICE Raids

Hispanic support for deportations is rising as Trump holds steady and Musk’s image falls, putting message discipline at...

Janet Mills’ Silence Freezes Democrats in Maine’s Senate Race

With 2026 looming, Mills’ indecision keeps Collins’ challengers on ice.

Alan Wilson, South Carolina's Attorney General, is Openly Pursuing the Governorship

South Carolina’s top prosecutor is betting that a law-and-order brand can carry him to the governor’s mansion.

Why Phillip Pettus Is Coasting to Re-Election

How mid-decade map wars could decide control of Congress before a single ballot is cast.

Map Wars 2026: Governors Rip Up the Rules to Seize Congress

How mid-decade map wars could decide control of Congress before a single ballot is cast.

What Changes Now That Churches Can Endorse Candidates

Should the Johnson Amendment cease enforcement, U.S. churches could become powerful, opaque vehicles for campaign...

Why Democrats Are Now Losing College-Educated Voters

Once their strongest firewall, college-educated voters are now slipping away as Democrats’ economic and cultural...

Patrick Ruffini’s Take on the Democratic Approval Implosion

Patrick Ruffini argues Democrats’ collapsing approval ratings aren’t proof of a GOP surge.

Media's Epstein Obsession vs. Voter Indifference

Nate Silver’s latest analysis shows that despite wall-to-wall coverage, the Epstein saga is more of a media fixation...

How Apple’s Privacy Update Could Gut GOP Fundraising

The Republican Party's primary funding stream is at risk due to Apple's recent privacy updates, which could lead to a...

California's Voter Turnout Drop: A National Concern for Democrats

California’s 2024 voter turnout mirrored a national trend of disengagement, particularly among key Democratic groups.