We’re projecting that 219 Democrats and 216 Republicans will be elected, among the narrowest House majorities in American history.

Kamala Harris cannot run a traditional Democratic campaign because the American people do not want many of the policies of a traditional Democrat.

Sarah Stook explores the spooky folklore of the ghosts of the White House.

Congressional races in Alaska and Pennsylvania have become Tossups, while former Navajo President Jonathan Nez has put AZ-02 on the radar.

Pennsylvania’s Senate race enters the frontlines, with Republicans putting a dent in Bob Casey Jr.’s crossover appeal.

Even though the media has some power, it is not the primary reason for Trump’s rise and sustained strength.

Aidan Sterk explores the political structure and system of Australia.

Democrats have long been prone to panic at the first sign of election trouble.

Nine House districts, including Nebraska’s 2nd district, shift towards the Democrats, but Republicans remain favored in more districts overall.

Montana moves to Lean Republican in our latest update, but Arizona and Nevada slip further into the Democratic column.