Archive - ElectorallyInclined

Live Free or Die: The Political Zany-ness of New Hampshire

The Granite State embodies its striking motto in more ways than one. Here, we discuss the unique political geography that creates its perpetually…

Sep 10 •

Brendan Hofmann-Carr

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Noah Chung-Igelman

Each Party's Best Sleeper Targets in the 2026 Senate Elections

In 2026, Democrats hope to win a 51-seat Senate majority, while Republicans seek to expand their current one. For either party to do so, they must win…

Sep 6 •

Noah Chung-Igelman

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Brendan Hofmann-Carr

July 2025

Mamdani Wins -- But What Should We Learn From It?

State Rep. Zohran Mamdani's forceful primary win over former Gov. Andrew Cuomo signaled a progressive resurgence in New York City -- but what about…

Jul 25 •

Noah Chung-Igelman

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Brendan Hofmann-Carr

March 2025

2024 In Hindsight

In honor of President Trump's Second Inauguration, let's take a look back at the 2024 election and how we got here.

Mar 1 •

Brendan Hofmann-Carr

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Noah Chung-Igelman

November 2024

So, What's Happening?

Yes, 2024 is looking awful for Democrats. But just how bad are things, really?

Nov 6, 2024 •

Noah Chung-Igelman

2024: The Swingy Seven

Nov 6, 2024 •

Noah Chung-Igelman

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Brendan Hofmann-Carr

October 2024

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