Add to ORKGIn this paper, the author analyzes the results of the 2022 midterms and tries to present which factors contributed to this surprising outcome. Arguably, former President Donald Trump’s influence affected key races which Republicans needed for the “Red Wave” to materialize. Some analysts, as well as most GOP candidates, underestimated the importance of the abortion issue to certain voters. Reapportionment and redistricting of House districts after the 2020 census played a role as well. Several states experienced heavy gerrymandering, which eliminated toss-up districts in favor of Democrats
The accepted working assumption on the eve of the 2020 Presidential Election in the US was that his ...
The almost inevitable midterm election loss suffered by the president's congressional party still la...
This article examines the demographic data behind the 2020 election and forecasts the limitations on...
Key Takeaways The supposed red wave ended up being a red trickle – a missed opportunity but not a ...
Following midterm elections that saw the Republican Party perform worse than had been generally expe...
In 2010, the Republican Party regained the House of Representatives, gaining 63 seats from the Democ...
The paper presents the election results of the Democratic Party in the midterm elections 2010. The c...
One mystery of U.S. politics is why the president’s party regularly loses congressional seats at mid...
The 2020 general election turned out more American voters than any other election, its monumental st...
Since 1952 there have been thirteen instances in which the incumbent president\u27s party lost seats...
This week’s midterm elections saw the Republican Party retake the Senate and gain its largest majori...
In his final of three articles commenting on major political realignments, Walter Dean Burnham looks...
This paper examines midterm elections in the quest to find the evidence which accounts for the elect...
Democrats and Republicans have been occupying the major part of the presidential elections in Americ...
Donald Trump was the clear Electoral College winner in the 2016 election, despite losing the popular...
The accepted working assumption on the eve of the 2020 Presidential Election in the US was that his ...
The almost inevitable midterm election loss suffered by the president's congressional party still la...
This article examines the demographic data behind the 2020 election and forecasts the limitations on...
Key Takeaways The supposed red wave ended up being a red trickle – a missed opportunity but not a ...
Following midterm elections that saw the Republican Party perform worse than had been generally expe...
In 2010, the Republican Party regained the House of Representatives, gaining 63 seats from the Democ...
The paper presents the election results of the Democratic Party in the midterm elections 2010. The c...
One mystery of U.S. politics is why the president’s party regularly loses congressional seats at mid...
The 2020 general election turned out more American voters than any other election, its monumental st...
Since 1952 there have been thirteen instances in which the incumbent president\u27s party lost seats...
This week’s midterm elections saw the Republican Party retake the Senate and gain its largest majori...
In his final of three articles commenting on major political realignments, Walter Dean Burnham looks...
This paper examines midterm elections in the quest to find the evidence which accounts for the elect...
Democrats and Republicans have been occupying the major part of the presidential elections in Americ...
Donald Trump was the clear Electoral College winner in the 2016 election, despite losing the popular...
The accepted working assumption on the eve of the 2020 Presidential Election in the US was that his ...
The almost inevitable midterm election loss suffered by the president's congressional party still la...
This article examines the demographic data behind the 2020 election and forecasts the limitations on...
