Erin Doherty is a Polling and Campaigns Reporter at POLITICO. With a focus on elections, government, and public policy, she covers a range of topics including politics, geopolitics, and current affairs. Erin's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC News, Axios, and Just Security.
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Michigan Democrats' scramble to unify after a brutal primary continued Friday with a preplanned rally that brought together the statewide ticket.
President Donald Trump has a new boogeyman — and as the president might say, he's right out of central casting.
By: Meredith Lee Hill, Mia Mccarthy, Erin Doherty
Ohio Republicans now have no choice but to rally behind a candidate many GOP insiders warn could cost the party a traditionally safe seat this November.
Past recounts have cost millions. As Wisconsin's Democratic governor primary comes down to the wire, it's worth noting the state does not
By: Erin Doherty, Samuel Benson, Will Steakin
One Democratic operative working on progressive campaigns said they were stunned by how “poorly” Francesca Hong was performing in the gubernatorial primary.
The movement had been riding high off a string of primary victories this cycle. But Francesca Hong’s loss Wednesday led to an immediate round of finger-pointing.
The Georgia Democratic senator is closely involved with all aspects of his campaign amid a tough reelection battle.
Behind the viral moments is a candidate who is closely involved with all aspects of his reelection campaign.
Both parties have navigated a range of scandals this year — and haven’t found a uniform approach to handling them.
