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How Brain Science Could Determine the Midterms
POLITICO Magazine
But it turns out that might literally be true. Recent brain science suggests there are measurable differences in how liberal and conservative brains process information—distinctions that could have significant impact on what happens on Election Day ...

Politico
Democrats Aren't Moving Left. They're Returning to Their Roots.
Politico
It's perfectly reasonable to dispute the progressive agenda on its merits. There are strong policy ... The idea stalled in Congress, with conservative Republicans opposing it as too generous, and liberal Democrats decrying it as too stingy. Still, even ...

Los Angeles Times
Cultural Divide: The Progressive Liberal wrestler draws boos and anger as he body slams his way through Trump country
Los Angeles Times
In the era of Trump, when entertainment, politics and alternative facts whipsaw through the culture wars, the Progressive Liberal appears as a self-righteous pundit who ridicules Republicans and conservatives on the back roads of America. He travels a ...

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American Greatness
The Stages of (Liberal) Grief: Anger
American Greatness
In any case, it cannot be overstated how integral it is to the peace of mind of liberals to assume that the Republican Party will soon die an ignoble death, and therefore, they believe, any upsurge in nationalism or conservatism is a temporary ...

Greensboro News & Record
John Hood: Few voters split their tickets nowadays
Greensboro News & Record
The primary explanation, according to most analysts, is that the parties have become more ideologically standardized. Historical patterns of conservative Democrats in places like North Carolina and liberal Republicans in places like Connecticut have ...

Daily Beast
As Donald Trump and Senate Republicans Pack the Courts, Democrats Keep Playing Catch-Up
Daily Beast
If Republicans hold the senate for two more years after Tuesday, President Trump could luck into filling another seat or two on the Supreme Court, even as he keeps packing the lower courts with Federalist Society groomed judges who are corporate ...
In Governors' Elections This Year, Republicans Have A Lot To LoseNPR
In The 2018 Midterms, Democrats Have A Historic Opportunity. Do They Have The Votes?HuffPost
These 25 Congressional races to watch are some of the most competitive in the 2018 midterm electionsBusiness Insider
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John Hood: Few voters split their tickets
Winston-Salem Journal
The primary explanation, according to most analysts, is that the parties have become more ideologically standardized. Historical patterns of conservative Democrats in places like North Carolina and liberal Republicans in places like Connecticut have ...
In Governors' Elections This Year, Republicans Have A Lot To LoseNPR
In The 2018 Midterms, Democrats Have A Historic Opportunity. Do They Have The Votes?HuffPost
These 25 Congressional races to watch are some of the most competitive in the 2018 midterm electionsBusiness Insider

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Politico
The 2018 Race That Could Settle the Democrats' Civil War
Politico
But replacing a conservative Republican with an unapologetic, full-spectrum Democrat in Nebraska suddenly alters the equation, moving the Democratic Party one step closer to a more durable, broader-based and progressive-minded House majority.

Slate Magazine
Could the Blue Wave Leave Oregon Dry?
Slate Magazine
But Oregon's governor is focused on something else: Her own re-election campaign, which is closer than you would think for a Democratic incumbent, in a state that hasn't elected a GOP governor in more than 30 years, in a year in which Republicans trail ...

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The Atlantic
The Last Liberal Republicans Hang On
The Atlantic
There's been no sea change in Massachusetts politics—the state remains a Democratic bastion. But Baker, an overwhelmingly popular Republican, is in the tradition of Weld and a slew of other GOP governors in New England who have thrived even as their ...
The Golden State Won't Glitter for RepublicansCity Journal

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Politico
Democrats Say Republicans Are Stealing the Midterms. Are They Right?
Politico
... changed—like when he reflects on the high-profile race for governor pitting Stacey Abrams, a progressive African-American Democrat who used to run a voting rights nonprofit, against Brian Kemp, the conservative white Republican secretary of state ...
The key races that may tell us something about 2020Washington Post
Stacey Abrams on the Issues: 5 Fast Facts You Need to KnowHeavy.com
'This is Georgia': key state shows midterms fight in stark black and whiteThe Guardian

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BlueRidgeNow.com
Hood: Few voters split ticket between parties
BlueRidgeNow.com
One longtime system, based on surveys by Gallup and other pollsters, identifies two different Republican-leaning groups, conservatives and libertarians, along with progressives and populists as Democratic groups, plus a shrinking but still significant ...

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WGN-TV
Rauner's conservative predicament
WGN-TV
Conservative and moderate Republicans loved it. But not long after Rauner took office, the right revolted. When it was time ... You said you would have no social agenda and all you've been able to accomplish is to make yourself the most progressive ...

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HuffPost
The Arizona GOP Is Trying To Persuade Democrats To Vote Green
HuffPost
The Arizona Republican Party is sending mailers to Democratic voters tying the Green Party nominee in the state's crucial Senate race to Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) in what appears to be an attempt to ... “Angela Green has been proudly pushing her ...
Democrats and Republicans rush to avert third party spoilersKFDM-TV News
Latinx Progressives Are Campaigning For Kyrsten Sinema In Arizona, Despite Her Record On ImmigrationBuzzFeed News
Arizona Senate Candidate Sinema Running as 'Centrist' to Capture Moderate Votes, Staff SaysThe Epoch Times

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KQED
Ahead of Nov. 6: First-Time Women Candidates Reflect on 'The Long Run'
KQED
Record numbers of women have been energized to get involved in politics since the 2016 presidential election. KQED decided to help tell those women's stories and asked our audience to join us in this endeavor we're calling “The Long Run.” We chose four ...

Daily Democrat
Two Californias: Nancy Pelosi and Kevin McCarthy define a nation's liberal-conservative divide
Daily Democrat
Among Democrats, dozens of moderate candidates and incumbents around the country have vowed not to support Pelosi, who has starred in GOP attack ads across America's heartland since first being elected speaker in 2007. Among Republicans, McCarthy has ...

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Fox News
Kimberley Strassel: Democrats' midterm election fight and the one major takeaway
Fox News
The enormous enthusiasm gap closed almost overnight as conservative voters rallied to #JobsNotMobs. Even liberal prognosticators today forecast that Republicans will keep the Senate and Democrats will manage only a narrow majority in the House, if that.

City Journal
The Golden State Won't Glitter for Republicans
City Journal
Nowadays, it's at most a mild irritant and sometimes a convenient whipping boy for the Democratic progressives, who run the state almost entirely. Nothing is working much for the GOP this year. ... The Senate race is no bargain, either, for ...

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East Bay Times
Two Californias: Nancy Pelosi and Kevin McCarthy define a nation's liberal-conservative divide
East Bay Times
Among Democrats, dozens of moderate candidates and incumbents around the country have vowed not to support Pelosi, who has starred in GOP attack ads across America's heartland since first being elected speaker in 2007. Among Republicans, McCarthy has ...

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Cruz Might Win the Senate, but the Democrats Are Winning Texas
New York Times
Across the state, diverse liberal candidates are redefining its politics. ... A shibboleth of tall tales and 10-gallon hats, it's a story the Republicans have been telling for years to persuade new arrivals, refugees from the Rust Belt, that being ...

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