Nov 09 Are this week's Democratic wins the start of an anti-Trump surge? By Steve Peoples, Associated Press Jubilant Democrats across America are declaring their big election victories in Virginia and New Jersey — their first of the young Trump era — mark the beginning of an anti-Trump surge that could re-shape the balance of power in Congress… Continue reading
Nov 09 After rough election night, top Trump backers differ on path forward By Thomas Beaumont and David Eggert, Associated Press Marking a year since President Donald Trump's election, his fiercest advocates offered different approaches Wednesday for the Republican Party's way forward after some tough losses Tuesday. Continue reading
Nov 07 Democrat Ralph Northam wins Virginia governor's race By Alan Suderman and Michael Catalini, Associated PRess Early unofficial results show Ralph Northam defeated Republican Ed Gillespie on Tuesday. Continue reading
Nov 07 NAACP says voters receiving bogus phone calls By Associated Press The NAACP says voters in northern Virginia have received phone calls from people who are lying to them and telling them their polling place has changed. Continue reading
Nov 07 A look at the top U.S. races on Election Day By Associated Press Voters are electing two governors, a few big-city mayors, one member of Congress and deciding a first-in-the-nation ballot measure in an election dominated by local and state races. Continue reading
Nov 07 NYC votes on whether to give Bill de Blasio a second term By Associated Press The Democrat is facing a crowded field Tuesday, and polls show he is far ahead. Continue reading
Nov 07 What's at stake for the governor's races in Virginia and New Jersey By Alan Suderman and Michael Catalini, Associated PRess Virginia and New Jersey are set to pick new governors Tuesday. Continue reading
Nov 07 Democrats try to look forward but are still haunted by 2016 By Nicholas Riccardi, Associated Press Time has not healed the Democratic party's wounds. Continue reading
Mar 28 Analysis: Many rural millennials are alienated from politics By Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg and Felicia Sullivan for The Conversation Like older voters, young ones were divided by the 2016 presidential election. A recent study of millennial voters by Tufts University found that young people had starkly different opinions about politics and civic institutions based on race,… Continue reading
Nov 09 Watch 19:27 What America is thinking the day after the election By PBS News Hour For insight into what led to Tuesday night’s election outcome, Judy Woodruff and Hari Sreenivasan speak with J.D. Vance, author of “Hillbilly Elegy,” Ellen Fitzpatrick, author of “The Highest Glass Ceiling,” Matt Schlapp, chair of the American Conservative Union, Stefanie… Continue watching