Isaac Wood

Following the 2010 House “shellacking” by the GOP, Democrats are hungry for revenge while Republicans are hungry for more. While

Polling, independent expenditures, and the general intensification of campaigns across the country provide us with new clues about the November

With the Crystal Ball shifting 21 House race ratings in their direction last week, the national picture looks bright for

As Election Day nears, more of the House election picture comes into focus. While our overall view of the level

GA-2 (Sanford Bishop-D): After nearly two decades in Congress in a Southwest Georgia district that is nearly 50% African-American, Democrat

While many people spent the July 4th weekend cooling off at the beach, the summer heat is still being felt

While this week’s House primaries and runoffs could not match the June 8th contests in sheer number, they made up

Tuesday night was a big night for some key U.S. House primaries, especially on the GOP side. Read on for

Like many beleaguered sports fans, as the calendar turned to 2010, Republicans across the country were conjuring up the same

The last time a Democrat lost a special election for a U.S. House seat, George W. Bush was still president

David Obey’s retirement announcement reshuffles the House deck for both parties. Democrats are scrambling to ensure other veteran Democrats do

Looking back at last Sunday’s House vote on health care reform, it is crystal clear that the party leanings of