The latest Cook Political Report has revised its outlook for five gubernatorial races across the country, with Democrats gaining an advantage in four of the contests, including races in states that have traditionally favored Republicans. According to Jessica Taylor, the nonpartisan group’s Senate and
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CNN chief national correspondent John King said Friday that many Democratic voters in Maine are eager to move beyond the controversy surrounding former Senate candidate Graham Platner, as the party begins the process of selecting a replacement nominee ahead of the general election. Speaking with CNN anchor Dana Bash, King discussed what he has been
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Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg renewed his calls for significant changes to the Supreme Court on Thursday, arguing that the current court
