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1 week ago | 
insideelections.com | Nathan Gonzales |Jacob Rubashkin
2026 Senate Overview (April 17, 2025): Open-minded about Outcomes By Nathan L. Gonzales & Jacob RubashkinNineteen months before Election Day, it’s healthy to be open-minded about what could happen in next year’s midterm elections. Under… Log In
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1 month ago | 
insideelections.com | Nathan Gonzales |Jacob Rubashkin
2026 House Overview (March 7, 2025): The Fight of the Cycle By Nathan L. Gonzales & Jacob RubashkinThe GOP majority in the House is at risk and will likely be the most consequential battle in 2026, while Senate Republicans might be… Log In
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2 months ago | 
insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin |Nathan Gonzales
2026 Gubernatorial Overview (Feb. 6, 2025): Beyond the Beltway By Jacob Rubashkin & Nathan L. GonzalesThe biggest potential for turnover in the 2026 midterms isn’t in Congress. It’s not even in Washington, DC, but in the states hosting 38… Log In
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin |Nathan Gonzales
Florida and Ohio Appointments Fill Out Senate Battlefield By Jacob Rubashkin & Nathan L. GonzalesThe 2026 Senate map became a little clearer this week as the Republican governors of Florida and Ohio announced their picks to replace incoming Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President J.D. Vance. On Thursday, Florida Gov.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
insideelections.com | Nathan Gonzales |Jacob Rubashkin
2026 Senate Overview (Jan. 9, 2025): GOP Majority and Advantage By Nathan L. Gonzales & Jacob RubashkinRepublicans not only gained control of the Senate in 2024, but they may be insulated from a difficult midterm election by the size of… Log In
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
insideelections.com | Nathan Gonzales |Jacob Rubashkin
Donald Trump winning another election created the perception that political handicapping was impossible. But not only was his victory not…
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
mahoningmatters.com | Nathan Gonzales
WASHINGTON - For someone who has made winning a key part of his personal, professional and political brand, Donald Trump is set to rely on a large stable of losers in his second term. The president-elect has tapped more than a dozen people who previously lost elections to join his administration next year. Even though both parties love to deride unsuccessful candidates who run again, the term "loser" doesn't have to be a pejorative.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
gazettextra.com | Nathan Gonzales
WASHINGTON — For someone who has made winning a key part of his personal, professional and political brand, Donald Trump is set to rely on a large stable of losers in his second term. The president-elect has tapped more than a dozen people who previously lost elections to join his administration next year. Even though both parties love to deride unsuccessful candidates who run again, the term “loser” doesn’t have to be a pejorative.
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
insideelections.com | Nathan Gonzales |Jacob Rubashkin
Donald Trump was elected president, but it was not 2016 all over again. Unlike eight years ago, the former president had an irrefutable…
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
insideelections.com | Nathan Gonzales
What Happened and What’s Next after the 2024 Elections? The 2024 elections were going to humble one party, and voters called Democrats to the carpet. It will take days to get final results and probably weeks before there’s a full understanding of what happened, but there are more than a few points that can be made in the wake of elections.
