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How the Tea Party Could Cost Republicans the Senate, Again

Insistence on orthodoxy is not a good strategy for winning elections.

Tuesday’s polls highlight Mitt Romney’s problem in the perennial swing state.

If the former Massachusetts governor can’t recover in this critical swing state, it’s game over for his candidacy.

Your end-of-the-day polling round-up

Hispanics are now more excited for the 2012 election than they were for 2008.

Neither candidate has a plan to deal with the long-term gains of the super rich.

By kowtowing to conservatives, the former Massachusetts governor may excite his base—but it’s doing nothing to help him get elected.

Mitt Romney tries to recover from last week with a pointed attack on Chinese economic policy.

How incumbency shapes the election

The former Virginia governor turned Senate candidate makes a huge unforced error.