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Bask in the absurdity of this 2018 #MAGA gift guide
Ryan Bort
Featuring QAnon patches, a bound volume of Trump’s tweets, Trumpy Bear and other Trump-loving holiday gifts
Midterm America: A blue wave from another universe
Ben Fountain
We sensed something bigger on the line in 2018 — nothing less than whether the country was past redeeming
Rick Scott is declared winner in Florida Senate race
Matthew Rozsa
Republican Gov. Rick Scott has officially won the Florida Senate race over Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson
Andrew Gillum concedes Florida governor election; some question whether racism contributed to loss
Matthew Rozsa
The Tallahassee mayor has conceded the Florida governor's race for the second and final time
Federal judge rebukes Florida GOP by letting 4,000 disenfranchised voters cure their ballots
Matthew Chapman
Affected voters have until Saturday at 5 p.m. ET to get their votes counted
Report: Trump furious as he realizes the how badly the GOP did in the midterms
Cody Fenwick
He's finally realizing he got crushed at the ballot box
Morning Joe calls out GOP’s for racist “public hanging” remark
TRAVIS GETTYS
"It is such an insult": Joe Scarborough made an impassioned speech on morning TV on GOP candidates rhetoric
What Florida’s incompetent vote counting says about US elections
Terry H. Schwadron
Trump, Rick Scott and Republicans want to call the election because they are winning
Red states vote for blue policy: Nebraska, Idaho and Utah voters expand Medicaid over GOP objections
Shira Tarlo
Candidates who wanted to expand Medicaid fell short in Florida, Texas and Ohio
On Veterans Day, Trump skips visit to Arlington and demands military voters be disenfranchised
Ryan Mikel
Trump took to Twitter instead of the traditional presidential visit to Arlington National Cemetery
Florida restores voting rights to 1.5 million citizens, which might also decrease crime
Victoria Shineman
Voters in Florida restored voting rights to citizens with felony convictions
Rick Scott sues two Florida counties, accuses Dems of trying to “steal” election
Igor Derysh
As his lead shrinks in Senate race, Scott wants to stop heavily Democratic counties from counting absentee ballots
Double recount in Florida? Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson may not be done as races tighten
Igor Derysh
Some reports suggest that Ron DeSantis' lead over Gillum is down to 15,000, while Nelson has also pulled even
After the midterms: Trump learns nothing, and America’s slide into pseudo-democracy continues
Chauncey DeVega
Trump and his followers are incapable of insight into their behavior — for them this mixed result is a vindication
Don’t give up the fight: Post-election activism is self-care, too
Nicole Karlis
Research shows taking action eases stress, keeps you from feeling alone in this fall-out, and make you happier
Here’s your midterm analysis: America is being held hostage by angry old white guys
Amanda Marcotte
Republican power is built on resentful white men who think the last good music was Skynyrd and Led Zep
TV news learned nothing from 2016: Sports-style election coverage remains terrible and short-sighted
Melanie McFarland
In downplaying the blue wave, TV news misses Tuesday's rising tide of change
The election’s impact on health care: 12 bellwether races to watch
Julie Rovner
The results of the midterms elections are likely to have major impact on health care in America
The midterm elections show America’s major shift in attitude to charter school privatization
Jeff Bryant
It’s not hard to find news stories about waste, fraud, abuse and downright theft in the school privatization sector
Trump calls Gillum a “radical socialist,” says Abrams is unqualified
Matthew Rozsa
Trump said Abrams was unqualified to lead Georgia and called Gillum "a radical socialist" who would hurt Florida
More early votes already cast than in 2014 — but Republicans outpace Democrats
Matthew Rozsa
Competitive elections in states like Florida and Nevada are inspiring record turnout in early voting
Has the GOP finally had enough of Steve King’s blatant racism?
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans may finally be turning their backs on the most overtly racist member of Congress. It took way too long
Democrats take the lead in Florida and Georgia governor’s races
Matthew Rozsa
Stacey Abrams is gaining on Brian Kemp in Georgia while Andrew Gillum is neck-and-neck with Ron DeSantis in Florida
Groups mask partisan attacks behind neutral-sounding names in Facebook ads
Jeremy B. Merrill, Alex Samuels
Names like “The Voter Awareness Project” are being used by political groups for negative campaign ads on Facebook
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