How the New Statesman’s midterms forecast triumphed
The NS was the only forecaster to project that the Democrats would retain control of the Senate.
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The NS was the only forecaster to project that the Democrats would retain control of the Senate.
ByPundits are hailing Florida governor Ron DeSantis as the party’s new darling. But we’ve been here before.
ByTrump-endorsed, election-denying candidates have flopped. Bigly.
ByA nickname sets the stage for a fight.
ByYounger voters have helped prevent the spread of illiberalism in the US’s midterm elections.
ByA pledge to protect reproductive rights is a pledge to help working-class families and push poverty rates down.
ByIf the party is to hold the White House, it needs to abandon its innate conservatism over economic justice and…
ByA bitterly divided government could undermine long-term American support.
ByThe former president’s anointed candidates were defeated in key races against the Democrats.
ByUnpacking the events of the night as they happen.
ByHis memoir Hillbilly Elegy was a bestseller; now he’s a Trumpist with Senate ambitions. Is James David Vance the future…
ByMany expected a landslide victory for the right over the Democrats in the US midterms – but the voters had…
ByIn the key swing state of Pennsylvania, Donald Trump began his march back to the White House. Democrat John Fetterman’s…
The New Statesman’s midterm elections forecast looks at whether the Democrats can hold the House on 8 November.
ByFor those who remain unconvinced.
ByThey need to talk about how popular their achievements are – but not by using the language of Republicans.
ByThe nationwide results will determine the future of Joe Biden’s presidency, and of American democracy itself.
ByWhen are they? What are they? Why are they!? We've explained it all.
ByDonald Trump’s election denial was once an egregious aberration. It’s now a widespread Republican strategy.
ByThe point is not that Vance is putting on a performance, but rather that the performance is so unconvincing.
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