Top line facts about the results of the 2018 election.
Member Exclusives
2018 In Review: Turnout & Voting Trends
In 2018, voter turnout for a midterm was the highest it’s been in over 100 years. What did the electorate look like?
Historical Trends: President
Historical trends and facts about running for President of the United States.
Historical Trends: House & Senate
Historical trends and facts about running for the U.S. House of Representatives & Senate.
2020: Top Lines
Top line information you need to know about the 2020 election.
2018 In Review: Fundraising & Outside Spending
The 2018 election was the most expensive midterm ever, exceeding $5.7 billion. Here are the top line items you need to know about how that money was spent.
Past Is Prologue
What can historical data tell us about what to expect in 2020?
2020 Retirement Tracker
An up-to-date look at which Members of Congress will not be running for reelection in 2020.
Race Brief: Oklahoma-05 (Horn)
For over ten years, Oklahoma’s 5th District has been a Republican stronghold, with GOP candidates normally carrying the seat by double-digit margins. In 2018, however, Democratic newcomer Kendra Horn scored a victory with a narrow win over two-term incumbent Steve Russell. Republicans will look to win back the seat in 2020.
Race Brief: Georgia Senate (Perdue)
David Perdue is Georgia’s junior U.S. Senator, first elected in November 2014. Perdue serves on the Armed Services and Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committees as well as the Budget Committee and the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry.