Ed Kilgore is a columnist at New York Magazine. A veteran political analyst, he covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, drawing on his extensive experience working with governors and a senator. He has been featured in notable publications such as The Cut, RealClearMarkets, and The Washington Monthly.
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Graham Platner 's implosion as a U.S. Senate candidate is dragging on as the clock ticks down to the Monday deadline to replace him on the November ballot.
The big debate raging among Democrats this year is whether the renewed energy being exhibited by the progressive wing of the party reflects an ideological development or something else.
Graham Platner finally suspended his campaign on Wednesday night, bowing to pressure to drop out after a long series of revelations about his conduct
Donald Trump suffers from chronic election denialism that goes well beyond his well-known insistence, against all evidence, that he won the 2020
Trump conditions his supporters to believe his election fables by regularly making delusional claims about his popularity.
Many view this year's gerrymandering battles as merely another skirmish between Democrats and Republicans for control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Neither the GOP nor his home state of South Carolina will have a simple time trying to replace him.
The Republican Congress is facing an uphill struggle to meet its obligations prior to the midterm elections.
Lindsey Graham’s death complicates their efforts to avoid a government shutdown and enact Trump’s agenda before the midterms.
Taking the easy way out at a time when all sorts of Republican pols are coveting the late Lindsey Graham 's Senate seat, power brokers in both
