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The Numbers to Watch Ahead of November
There seems little point in spending a lot of time trying to assess the political implications of what turned out to be a relatively brief government shutdown. The initial reading of the deal is that…
Charles E. Cook, Jr.
January 26, 2018
FiveThirtyEight
Hating Gerrymandering Is Easy. Fixing It Is Harder.
This feature was originally published at fivethirtyeight.com. It is part their Gerrymandering Project series. Check it out here. As politics in the U.S. has polarized along geographic and racial…
David Wasserman
January 26, 2018
National Politics
What to Make of All These New and Often Conflicting Generic Ballot Polls?
If you are confused about what to make of the latest slew of polling data about control of Congress in 2018, you are not alone. On the so-called generic ballot question which asks voters if they’d…
Amy Walter
January 25, 2018
National Politics
GOP Needs to Keep Focus on Tax Cuts and the Economy, Not a Shutdown
Democrats and Republicans are playing a game of legislative chicken over government funding, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, and the border wall as well as the Children’s Health…
Charles E. Cook, Jr.
January 23, 2018
National Politics
The Map Has Changed, but the Math Remains the Same
Amy Walter
January 18, 2018
National Politics
The Wave vs. the Map
The rash of recent retirements by House Republicans along with the decisions by a number of top-tier Republicans being courted to run for the Senate combine to reinforce the view that many of us have…
Charles E. Cook, Jr.
January 16, 2018
National Politics
Democrats Shouldn’t Overplay Their Hands
The Republican establishment is positively giddy over the apparent comeuppance of Steve Bannon in the wake of his intemperate quotes in Michael Wolff’s new book, Fire and Fury. Many in the…
Charles E. Cook, Jr.
January 12, 2018
National Politics
(Don’t) Miss Independents
Listen to cable TV or almost any political discussion these days and you’ll hear the term “the base” a lot. “Isn’t this all about Trump keeping his base happy?” or, “will the Democratic base accept a…
Amy Walter
January 11, 2018
National Politics
A White House That Can’t Shoot Straight
The NBC News Political Unit’s morning newsletter First Read on Thursday nailed it, noting, “The last two days are a reminder that 2018 will be all about Trump: For those who thought the GOP’s tax law…
Charles E. Cook, Jr.
January 8, 2018
National Politics
Trump and Republicans Crater in Gold-Standard Poll
Charles E. Cook, Jr.
December 26, 2017
National Politics
Only the Economy Could Change the Political Atmosphere
Charles E. Cook, Jr.
December 22, 2017
National Politics
Can the Tax Bill Unite a Divided GOP?
Amy Walter
December 21, 2017
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