U.S. Senate – FiveThirtyEight

Control Of Congress Remains Uncertain With Consequential Midterm Elections Approaching

Dec. 8, 2022

Are The Democrats Screwed In The Senate After 2024?

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Dec. 7, 2022

Republicans Still Have A Clear Path To Retaking The Senate In 2024

By Geoffrey Skelley

Filed under 2024 Election

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Jan. 31, 2022

What Will Biden’s Supreme Court Nominee Mean For Democrats — And The Midterms?

A FiveThirtyEight Chat

Filed under Supreme Court

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Jan. 27, 2022

Why Manchin And Sinema Will Probably Vote For Biden’s Supreme Court Pick

By Nathaniel Rakich

Filed under Judicial Appointees

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Sep. 27, 2021

Why Bipartisanship In The Senate Is Dying

Filed under U.S. Senate

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Apr. 29, 2021

Advantage, GOP

By Laura Bronner and Nathaniel Rakich

Filed under Republican Party

Congress Holds Joint Session To Ratify 2020 Presidential Election

Jan. 19, 2021

Even Though Biden Won, Republicans Enjoyed The Largest Electoral College Edge In 70 Years. Will That Last?

By Geoffrey Skelley

Filed under Electoral College

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Jan. 5, 2021

What Happened This Week In Washington — And Georgia

By FiveThirtyEight

Filed under 2020 Election

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Jan. 4, 2021

The Case For Republicans In Georgia vs. The Case For Democrats

By Nathaniel Rakich and Geoffrey Skelley

Filed under Georgia Senate Runoff

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Dec. 30, 2020

What Democrats Can Learn From Nebraska’s Shift To The Right

Filed under Nebraska Politics

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