Jennifer Duffy

Cook Political Report

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Editor and nonpartisan political analyst for the Cook Political Report

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There were primary elections for the US Senate and Congress in eight states yesterday.

Are Republicans Getting their Party Together?

There were primary elections for the US Senate and Congress in eight states yesterday.

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Republicans and Democrats are calling each other "brain dead," "un-American," "tools of special interests" and "enemies of the Middle Class," par for the course during midterm…

US Senate Elections that Could Make a Difference

Republicans and Democrats are calling each other "brain dead," "un-American," "tools of special interests" and "enemies of the Middle Class," par for the course during midterm…

from To the Point

When the new Congress opens for business, a record 20 percent of the Senators will be women. In the House, they've increased their numbers from 52 to 61.

Has the 'Year of the Woman' Finally Arrived?

When the new Congress opens for business, a record 20 percent of the Senators will be women. In the House, they've increased their numbers from 52 to 61.

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