What do the Senate and House of Representatives results mean for a Democrat fightback?
The Democratic party failed to gain the balance of power in the Senate, as Congress remained firmly in Republican control.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The Democratic party failed to gain the balance of power in the Senate, as Congress remained firmly in Republican control.
By Jonathan JonesAs the US presidential candidates prepare for their first debate, can such events affect the outcome? We look at past debates…
By Jonathan JonesA number of explosions and near-explosions in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota might influence the presidential race.
By Jonathan JonesHow will the candidates’ different fundraising efforts affect their chances?
By Jonathan JonesThe Republican presidential candidate’s ostensible appeal in the Rust Belt hasn’t materialised, but he is doing surprisingly well elsewhere.
By Jonathan JonesWhat do claims about the Republican candidate’s relationship with America’s old foe mean for the race to the presidency?
By Jonathan JonesFor all Hillary Clinton's weaknesses, Donald Trump is close to the dream opponent, says Jonathan Jones.
By Jonathan JonesThe Democrats will likely retain the White House, but taking over Congress is a taller order.
By Jonathan JonesSo a Clinton-Trump general election is assured – a historically unpopular match-up based on their current favourability ratings.
By Jonathan Jones