Why abortion bans will be on the ballot next year, a Republican dilemma in Massachusetts, and the Chinese phrase that’s taken the right by storm.
Author: David Weigel
The Trailer: The Omicron Yawn: As a covid variant looms, Republicans run harder against mandates
Republicans blow off the omicron variant, retirements weaken the Democrats ahead of 2022, and a lawsuit tries to halt Florida’s special congressional election.
The Trailer: Gerrymandering is creating more safe seats — and fights over who should have them
The Trailer: ‘We can win in any state’: Republican governors expand their map after Virginia victories
Republican governors get excited about 2022, the campaigns to audit Wisconsin’s 2020 vote keep multiplying, and Biden struggles to grab Build Back Better’s coattails.
The Trailer: Democrats say Build Back Better can save them. Does their data back that up?
The Democrats’ 2020 autopsies get an update, two red states give the GOP a redistricting bonanza and a Texas Democrat switched parties.
The Trailer: From Biden to Brandon: the boom in anti-Joe merch
The anti-Biden boom economy, a made-for-TV 2024 feud, and a whole lot of machinations over new congressional districts.
The Trailer: After Virginia, Republicans see more ways to beat the left
Republicans see blue skies ahead, the strategy behind Glenn Youngkin’s winning ad campaign, and election overtime in Florida and New Jersey.
Democrats call on New Jersey Republican to concede gubernatorial race
Republican nominee Jack Ciattarelli has refused, citing uncounted ballots, the same rationale offered by the Democratic state Senate president as he refuses to concede.
Florida recount to decide House Democratic primary to fill seat of late Rep. Hastings
A dozen votes separated the top two finishers in the crowded primary. The winner will advance to a Jan. 11 election in the heavily Democratic congressional district.
The Trailer: Five lessons from the GOP’s good election night
In this post-election edition: Five ways that electoral politics changed Tuesday, the worst poll of Joe Biden’s presidency so far, and the start of a war over congressional maps in Ohio and North Carolina.