2018 Elections: Senate & House Races, State Elections, Results

Roy Moore to Run Again for Alabama Senate Seat Despite Sexual-Misconduct Allegations

By Mairead McArdle June 20, 2019

Roy Moore, the Republican nominee in 2017's Alabama Senate election who lost after sexual misconduct accusations, announced Thursday he will run again.

Biden, Gillibrand, and the Problem of Deep Political Disagreement

By Ramesh Ponnuru June 20, 2019

Two Democratic presidential candidates for 2020, Joe Biden and Kirsten Gillibrand, have come under criticism in recent days.

Joe Biden’s Segregationist Problem

By Dan McLaughlin June 19, 2019

His rivals, beginning with Cory Booker and Bill de Blasio, have already started to pounce.

Don’t Worry, We’re Just on the Verge of Revolution

By Ramesh Ponnuru June 19, 2019

Left-wingers are exercised, of course, by the comments that 'nothing would fundamentally change' for rich people during Biden's presidency.

Biden and the Segregationists

By Rich Lowry June 19, 2019

Joe Biden fondly recalled working with Democratic segregationists in the Senate to get things done.

2020 Dems Scold Biden for Praising ‘Civility’ of Segregationist Senators

By Jack Crowe June 19, 2019

A number of 2020 Democratic primary candidates chastised Biden after he lauded the civility and pragmatism of southern segregationist senators.

Donald Trump Starts Re-Election Bid in a Predictable Way

By Alexandra DeSanctis June 19, 2019

Trump’s choice to direct many of his comments against Hillary Clinton is a sign he hopes the memory of his 2016 victory will motivate his base in 2020.

National Popular Vote Movement Tries to Win Over Skeptical Conservatives

By Jack Crowe June 19, 2019

As the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact inches closer to changing how we elect the president, supporters still must sway right-leaning voters.