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Alex shares his thoughts on the 2024 Summer Olympics thepostrider.com/my-musings-on-…

The Democratic National Convention kicks off tomorrow in Chicago. Last year, we considered what cities might host in 2028. Did your city make the list? thepostrider.com/who-should-hos…

After Biden dropped out, we put our presidential election model and ratings on hold until we could get a grasp on the new state of the race. We've tweaked a few things, but the model is officially back! thepostrider.com/our-2024-presi…

Continued demographic trends and a fraying coalition pose risks for Democrats in Michigan, though Republican missteps provide an opening for Harris to turn these trends around. thepostrider.com/michigan-prese…

In 2020, Texas was among the ten closest states. All six of its largest cities went for Biden. The trend towards Democrats in the Lone Star state is undeniable, but that doesn't mean it'll get Harris across the finish line in 2024. thepostrider.com/texas-is-unlik…

After a decade in the political spotlight, Wisconsin has become more like a “would win” state than a “must win” state – there aren’t many scenarios where a candidate would win without it, but that’s only because it’d get swept up in a broader trend. thepostrider.com/wisconsins-los…

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A big generic ballot leap to D+2.3 doesn't move the model much, but does nudge up Harris' very slim lead (assuming default assumptions for the yet-unrated states). thepostrider.com/2024-president…

Georgia epitomises how Democrats have expanded the map in the Trump era. That doesn't mean it's easy to win. thepostrider.com/republican-feu…

Though the 2024 presidential election will dominate the attention this cycle, there is also a competitive race for control of the Senate. These are something of our bread and butter so we're back to cover, rate, and analyze this year’s Senate elections! thepostrider.com/2024-senate-el…

It’s not very often that you get a do-over in electoral politics, but Republicans will be getting something close to that in Pennsylvania in 2024, as Michael Lovito writes in our first full Senate ratings analysis of the cycle. thepostrider.com/in-pennsylvani…

Republicans seem to do better in Wisconsin when turnout increases. This creates risk for Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin, who may face a tighter-than-expected reelection this cycle. thepostrider.com/being-boring-h…

Alex shares his thoughts on week 1 of the NFL season thepostrider.com/my-musings-on-…

Maryland has not elected a Republican to the Senate since 1980. Could 2024 change that? In a presidential year in a state that blue... don't hold your breath. thepostrider.com/larry-hogan-mi…

As the last primaries wrap up, we have a lot of additions to our Senate model—Delaware, Rhode Island, and Minnesota are all up on the map. Stay tuned for ratings from the lingering races in the weeks to come and see the full model here: thepostrider.com/2024-senate-el…

The Tar Heel State has been something of a white whale for national Democrats this century. It's still Harris' lowest hanging fruit if she wants to expand the 2020 map. thepostrider.com/north-carolina…

There's good reason to think Republican incumbent Senator Rick Scott isn't a particularly strong candidate overall. But, Florida's moved enough to the right and this year is far more competitive than 2018, so he's a clear favorite in our model. thepostrider.com/rick-scott-is-…