Postcard From New Hampshire: A State Senator's Election Homestretch
Riding around Manchester with Lou D'Allesandro as he rounds up votes and frets over Senator Jeanne Shaheen's chances against Scott Brown
Election 2014
The Atlantic’s coverage of the midterm vote
When Conspiracy Theories Don't Fit the Media Narrative
Why haven't Joni Ernst's flirtation with Agenda 21 or Tom Cotton's ideas about ISIS gotten more attention?
North Dakota's Personhood Vote Could Affect More Than Abortion
If the initiative passes, it could have implications for everything from in-vitro fertilization to end-of-life care.
Not That Kind of Republican
Colorado's Cory Gardner may have found a way to turn a blue state red by co-opting Democrats' tactics—and their message.
Political News From Maine: Latest Shifts in the Race for Governor
An independent candidate deals with a "what-if?" question
Will a Republican Congress Be a Hot Mess?
The GOP has a good chance to win control on Tuesday. Whether they can control themselves is another question.
The Millennials Who Prefer Democrats Don't Plan on Voting
Once the key to President Obama's appeal, young voters have grown disenchanted, and those who are likely to vote want a Republican Congress.
16 Questions: The Arkansas Senate Race
In the fifth edition of The Atlantic's Midterm Cheat Sheet, Roby Brock discusses the contest between Mark Pryor and Tom Cotton.
How Republicans Got Their Groove Back on Security
After the debacle of the Iraq War, Democrats were suddenly the party Americans trusted to protect them. This midterm election suggests that's over.
Ed Gillespie Hails the Redskins
Trailing in Virginia, the Republican Senate nominee goes long with an ad defending Washington's polarizing nickname.