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Pennsylvania 7: Long Road Ahead in the Lehigh Valley

3 weeks ago | insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin

Pennsylvania 7: Long Road Ahead in the Lehigh Valley With Republicans clinging to a narrow House majority, Pennsylvania’s 7th District is on the frontline of the GOP’s battle to maintain control. A perpetual bellwether held by a… Log In
Arizona 7 Special: The Tussle in Tucson

3 weeks ago | insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin

Arizona 7 Special: The Tussle in Tucson When Raúl Grijalva died on March 13 after a battle with lung cancer, he left his sprawling southern Arizona congressional district vacant, and Democrats down a crucial vote in the… Log In
Wisconsin 3: Drifting Red or Drifting Blue?

1 month ago | insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin

Wisconsin 3: Drifting Red or Drifting Blue? Wisconsin is often described as the capital of the political world. But the Badger State is home to just one competitive congressional seat, western Wisconsin’s 3rd District. The… Log In
New Hampshire Senate: Same Races, Familiar Faces

1 month ago | insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin

New Hampshire Senate: Same Races, Familiar Faces When three-term incumbent Jeanne Shaheen announced she wouldn’t run for re-election next year, she introduced another potential headache for Senate Democrats, who are already… Log In
Illinois Senate: Durbin’s Retirement Sets Up Crowded Democratic Primary

1 month ago | insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin

Illinois Senate: Durbin’s Retirement Sets Up Crowded Democratic Primary Dick Durbin, the Senate Democratic whip and a five-term incumbent, made it official today that he will not seek re-election next year. Durbin’s decision, which had been telegraphed for the past several weeks, will likely kick off a crowded and expensive primary to replace him.
2026 Senate Overview (April 17, 2025): Open-minded about Outcomes

1 month 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
New Jersey Governor: Garden State Gaggle

2 months ago | insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin

New Jersey Governor: Garden State Gaggle Four years ago, Democrats and Republicans treated New Jersey’s gubernatorial race as an afterthought to the flashier contest in Virginia. But after Donald Trump came close to… Log In
Four Districts that Could Feature Sleeper House Races

2 months ago | insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin

Four Districts that Could Feature Sleeper House Races What are the sleeper races? That’s one of the most common questions every election cycle, but there isn’t always a clear answer. Identifying the most competitive races isn’t all… Log In
House Redistricting Status Update

2 months ago | insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin

House Redistricting Status Update The 2020 Census is long past, but a half dozen or more states are still sorting out the legality of their congressional maps, leaving more than a hundred districts in litigation… Log In
Florida Special Elections Come Into Focus

2 months ago | insideelections.com | Jacob Rubashkin

Florida Special Elections Come Into Focus A special election in Central Florida to fill National Security Advisor Michael Waltz’s congressional seat is attracting a crush of national spending and attention in its final week. Republicans remain favored to hold Florida’s 6th Congressional District, albeit by a narrower margin than the district’s underlying partisanship would suggest.