Michigan Republicans Divided over How to Beat Governor Whitmer
The GOP candidates all believe Whitmer needs to go, but they are pursuing different strategies.
Elections
Katie Britt Defeats Mo Brooks in Alabama GOP Senate Primary Runoff
The developments come after former President Trump rescinded his endorsement of Brooks, a member of the House Freedom Caucus.
Are Democrats Losing the Asian-American Vote?
Locally and nationally, Asian Americans are pushing back against progressive policies that hurt them.
Republican Consultants: Dumb and Evil
Good riddance to the kind of milquetoast nobody Republican consultants who mostly led failing campaigns and encouraged winning ones to do nothing.
Will ‘Stop the Steal Republicans’ Renounce Democratic Support?
The fact that ‘Stop the Steal’–style Republicans are getting support from Democrats should give those Republicans some pause.
This Year, Florida’s Not a Swing State
For decades, the Sunshine State was the site of some of the most hotly contested elections in the country. But for this cycle, at least, it looks solidly red.
This Is Shamefully Dangerous
A campaign ad from Missouri Republican Senate primary candidate Eric Greitens should be condemned by all Republicans.
Showing Up Is Half the Battle
There are more than a million Colombian-Americans in Florida, and only one party understands how to talk to them.
Inflation, and America’s Mood, Are Likely to Be Worse by November
As bad as inflation and the nation’s mood seem now, both are likely to be worse by November.
Peter Meijer’s Plan to Beat His Trump-Backed Challenger
Will the Michigan congressman go the way of Tom Rice — or Nancy Mace?