Focus groups, gathered for Third Way, praised the focus on cost-of-living issues from Democratic gubernatorial winners in New Jersey and Virginia.

The governor, universally seen as a 2028 candidate, is stepping into the limelight after a successful off-year Election Day.

The scale of the GOP defeat — though it only shifts power in a couple of states — is already changing how both parties view the electorate.

President Donald Trump stays out of key races, and delivers little.

Their campaigns have touched on plenty of other issues, but Democrats and Republicans alike are promising a return to a time when daily life was more affordable.

Semafor guides you through an off-year ballot with major clues to the future.

Ken Martin looks toward elections next week and next year. 

If the current trend keeps up, the future of House elections in many states will be determined by the most recent makeup of their legislatures.

The center-left group Welcome relied on polling of hundreds of thousands of voters over six months for its findings, shared first with Semafor.

The party is so broadly adopting a more small-c conservative image, with the same goals.

The Maine Senate hopeful hasn’t lost his progressive backers — but one is already distancing himself from the candidate’s posts.

With a few libertarian exceptions, Republicans see a lot to like about Donald Trump stripping power from the legislative branch.