Orange County Is No Longer Nixon Country

Changes in Orange County, Calif., long a conservative symbol, reflect the state and much of the nation.

In Alaska, Murkowski Trails Tea Party Upstart

A loss by Senator Lisa Murkowski would be a staggering blow to the G.O.P. establishment in the Beltway.

This Time, Voter Anger Is No Surprise to Democrats

Among the advantages Republicans hold as they seek to control Congress, one thing is missing: surprise. Unlike in 1994, there will be no sneak attacks.

Large Number of Governors’ Races Grips Both Parties

The political parties are obsessing this year more than ever over the nation’s 37 races for governor and a battle over redistricting.

Crossroads County: In One Colorado County, Unease May Sway Voters

Larimer County went Democratic in 2008 and has done relatively well in the recession, but insecurity is an issue.

News Analysis: Calif. Voting Change Could Signal Big Political Shift

Under Proposition 14, traditional primaries will be replaced with open elections. It is a system that supporters hoped would spread to other states.

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