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Plus: what happens to House members who lose, and who's voting early.
Plus: A potential historic shift in Pennsylvania and some 2028 tea leaves.
Plus: this week's ratings changes, a new Ad Read, and the Medicare For All Dem no one saw coming.
Plus: our exclusive on anti-ICE billboards in five Senate states, a look at the week ahead, and this week's reader question.
Plus: Susan Collins agrees with her opponent, a DCCC bet in Texas, and our Ups and Downs.
Plus: Gina Hinojosa, a new Senate target, and the two Arizona senators eyeing 2028.
Plus: our latest Ad Watch, Georgia's $108 million toss up, and the Alabama Dem courting Trump voters.
Plus: Virginia's newest Toss Up, and why it's legal to lie in a campaign ad.
Plus: the other half of affordability and Georgia's only governor's debate.
Plus: Rep. Summer Lee on what Democrats owe voters if they win, why Republicans are pouring money into Kansas, and the 2028 hopefuls all heading to South Carolina.
Plus: new stories on James Talarico in Texas, Paul LePage in Maine, and an ad from Mary Peltola.
Plus: the six big races debating this week, the Iowa district that jumped 13 spots on our Top 25, and the House Democrats who raised a full campaign's worth of cash in three months.
Plus: why the Senate majority leader's trip to Atlanta didn't change our Georgia rating, the half of JFK's New Frontier speech that fits 2026, and the ads where Democrats run against their own party.
Plus: Texas passes Iowa in our Senate rankings, the 2028 hopefuls who can't stay out of the South, and the Democrats plan to train 500 poll watchers a week.
Plus: the South Dakota Democrat telling Republicans to keep their legislature, a House candidate who married the guy who made her sandwich, and a Tejano star who turned an insult into dozens of gigs.
Plus: liberal money vs. conservative money in state court races, Pittsburgh's county votes today on 12 weeks of paid leave for new parents, and more on how our ratings work.
Plus: A to-do list for a new House majority, the 2028 primary that will make candidates talk about Medicaid, and the Iowa poll even Iowans don't believe.
Plus: an indie in Alaska with House Dems in his corner, and a billionaire tax splitting California's unions.
Plus: the Democrat campaigning from his family's auto shop, an AI PAC with no litmus test, and the most interesting governors' races.
We cover the campaigns, policies, organizations, and politicians in the fight for the future of the Democratic Party.
Plus: It’s a real race in Kansas, the Democrat investing in a district Republicans won by 19 points, and everyone hates Flock.
Plus: the immigration fight Democrats can win, and President Obama's not-so-private warning about AI.
Plus: 3 new names on House Dems’ target list, and what a razor-thin win outside Pittsburgh could say about November.
Plus: the Trump voters Roy Cooper is peeling off in North Carolina, Sherrod Brown's pitch on your electric bill, and this week's Ad Watch.
Plus: Thune says he worries about losing the Senate, and Gallup finds independents breaking left
Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti's anti-corruption plan, Democrats and the $150 billion check, and the Shaheen name in New Hampshire.
A new approach to covering the Democrats, an exclusive Q&A with Iowa's Rob Sand, and an update on the nine campaigns likely to decide control of the Senate.
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