By Jake Eisendrath The status of the three Illinois congressional races I am covering is virtually unchanged. Throughout the campaign, the incumbent Democrats have been favored in both the 6th and 14th districts and that remains the case. In the 13th district, the rematch there has been seen as a tossup throughout the race and… Continue reading A Tight Congressional Race

By Jake Eisendrath

By Marianna Koonce

By Ryan Rosenberger We are closing in on Nov. 3, the day we will tally votes for the upcoming election. Kentucky Senator and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell continues to maintain a sizable lead in the polls over democratic party challenger Amy McGrath. According to a September poll done by Data for Progress — a… Continue reading Battleground: Kentucky

By Emma McNamee As election day draws closer, senate races heat up across the nation. With 35 seats on the ballot for this election cycle, the question of whether Republicans will be able to hold onto the Senate majority is a pressing one as many races remain competitive. Below is a breakdown of the states… Continue reading The U.S. Senate Forecast

By Eddie Weissfeld

By Scott Barnes and Zach Cunning (Election Night Coverage Anchors)

By Dylan Miller At Joe Biden’s town hall meeting with potential voters in Philadelphia, PA on October 15, he talked about his COVID-19 plan, U.S. taxes, the environment, racial justice, crime in America, police reformation, the U.S. Supreme Court, bipartisanship, transgender issues, and foreign policy. Biden stated in his interview with ABC News Chief Anchorman… Continue reading Update: Joe Biden

By Lauren Leazenby The latest news out of the U.S. House of Representatives is that Speaker Nancy Pelosi has backed away from her original deadline for the House and Senate to reach a compromise on the COVID-19 stimulus package.  The two sides will continue negotiations, though Pelosi warned a stimulus may not come before Election… Continue reading Update: U.S. House of Representatives and the 2020 election

By Christian Wilke