Trump nominee Adrian Vermeule, an integralist, has drawn support from the populist wing in the conservative movement’s intra-movement battle.

After the surprising upset of Eliot Engel in the NY-16 primary, the chairmanship of the Foreign Affairs Committee is now open on the Democratic side.

As support for women’s suffrage grew, American Presidents began to hold more favorable positions on the subject, with several openly supporting it.

The Republican Party must ensure that if a candidate has connections to QAnon, they can get nowhere close to victory on Election Day.

2020 is making the case for its own type of election, with its own storylines, its own pathways and its own final result.

In Georgia, the Augusta-Aiken media market has come the closest, in terms of vote share, to how the state voted as a whole.

In this episode of Popcorn Politics, Dylan Wade and guests discussed Trump’s disastrous poll numbers as well as the film Captain Marvel.

Joe Szymanski interviews Joyce Elliott, the Democratic nominee in Arkansas’s 2nd congressional district.

In this episode of Popcorn Politics, Dylan Wade and guests discussed the July primaries as well as the 2014 film Nightcrawler.

The typcially Republican states of Alaska and Montana might just be the last outposts of elastic unpredictability in America.