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Who: Paige Cognetti
Where: PA-08
Why: Pennsylvania offers three prime opportunities to flip red House seats to blue in November, and Paige Cognetti is a strong and electable Democrat opponent in what could be the toughest contest of the t...
On August 4, Kansans will decide whether to amend the state constitution to change the way justices are appointed to the state Supreme Court. A “yes” vote on the ballot measure would abolish the current nominating commission and make the Su...
Who: Cisco Aguilar
Where: Nevada Secretary of State
Why: One of the most disturbing—and largely unreported—results from the June 16 primaries occurred in the state of Nevada, where former state Assemblyman Jim Marchant won the Republican...
Who: JoAnna Mendoza
Where: AZ-06 (the eastern two-thirds of Tucson, and areas east to the border with New Mexico and south to the border with Mexico)
Why: Among the House races that are deemed to be the most competitive, the contest betwe...
Who: Sarah Trone Garriott
Where: IA-03 (southwestern quadrant including Des Moines)
Why: Iowa State Senator Sarah Trone Garriott is crafting a promising template for Democratic candidates aspiring to flip U.S. House seats in November. The...
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