Political Note #510 Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, and North Carolina elections
Of these four states, North Carolina wins the prize for competitive US House, US Senate, and State Supreme Court races.
Of these four states, North Carolina wins the prize for competitive US House, US Senate, and State Supreme Court races.
Pennsylvania and Ohio's Senate races could flip the Senate. Ohio's Supreme Court race could shape the state's future.
New York Democrats can get close to where they were before the anti-gerrymandering court ruling.
Democrats may dominate in California, but Democratic Congressional candidates in California who get help can change the country.
There are enough good candidates here to create a substantial Democratic majority in the Senate. Will they?
Mandela Barnes will be open of the the seven Democrats in the closest US Senate races. Win those races for a 53-47 Senate majority
Mike Franken is the right Democratic candidate for Iowa.
Patty Murray, Senior Senator from Washington, has to avoid the danger of a surprise challenger.
Check out the website: https://lenspoliticalnotes.com Look at the recent Political Notes and Len’s Letters on the website Incumbents: Consider Missouri and its neighbors. Missouri is south of Iowa, north of Arkansas, and east of Kansas. It is also west of the southern part of Illinois, but Illinois’s statewide voting is dominated by Chicagoland. Think of Missouri and the three neighbors – Iowa, Kansas, and Arkansas – as a region. Those four states have 8 Senators and 20 Representatives and some competitive contests. All four states are Republican, but Kansas and Iowa are showing hints of purple. Here are competitive races in…
Son of a Holocaust survivor and a kind of American aristocrat, few Senators have as clear an appreciation of what is happening in Ukraine as Michael Bennet.