Democrats play victim while still being the worst offenders when it comes to gerrymandering.

He would not be a solid general election candidate, but he's doing what he needs to do to win the nomination of a broken Democratic Party.

We don't have time to make the perfect the enemy of the good.

They can retake the House, but it likely won't be by much. Even on a good night for them.

He has the potential to go down in the top five if he does these three things.

Republicans have a very clear path to an expanded majority.

Their reaction to Trump's joint address to Congress is solid proof of it.

A blue wave was already unlikely. An "asterisk" midterm, however, seems plausible.

This Elon-USAID debacle is just the latest example.

The results were very intriguing.