David Wasserman
Senior Editor and Elections Analyst at The Cook Political Report
Senior Editor & Elections Analyst of the nonpartisan @CookPolitical Report w/ @AmyEWalter. Nerd for 🗺️ maps, ⛷️ ski slopes & 🎻 trad tunes. Has seen enough.
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1 week ago |
cookpolitical.com | David Wasserman
History rarely repeats, but it often rhymes. Today, the political environment — defined by an angry Democratic base and unease among independents — feels like a throwback to eight years ago after President Donald Trump was elected the first time. While Democrats appear well-positioned to gain back House control like they did in 2018, the way they got here has been quite different.
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1 month ago |
mrsc.org | David Wasserman
Local government planners are required to include a public participation component in their Growth Management Act (GMA) planning and frequently also seek input during other planning processes. However, participants in these processes are often individuals who are already familiar with or connected to planning and community development.
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2 months ago |
cookpolitical.com | David Wasserman
Since first descending Trump Tower's golden escalator in 2015, President Donald Trump has been one of the most schismatic political figures in American history. The 2016 election set a modern record for electoral polarization, blowing open long-emerging divides between urban/suburban and rural voters and those with and without college degrees.
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2 months ago |
planning.org | Tyler Scott |David Wasserman
Planning Magazine A 3D model in SketchUp shows the potential for an expansion to the grounds of the opera house in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, including an amphitheater for outdoor concerts and tree-lined paths surrounding green space. Source: Oshkosh Downtown Redevelopment Plan. This story is part of Planning's "Tech Tools" series, created in collaboration with APA's Technology Division.
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Mar 6, 2025 |
cookpolitical.com | David Wasserman
The seven-state Electoral College battleground of 2024 became such a cliche that it's hard to believe that states other than Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin ever mattered. But, you don’t need to go that far back in history to be reminded that it wasn’t always this way. States' partisan leanings are ever-evolving, sometimes in incongruous ways.
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