Why Washington's marijuana businesses want Oregon to legalize pot next
Marijuana retailers in Washington are eager to see whether neighboring Oregon's retail pot measure passes
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Marijuana retailers in Washington are eager to see whether neighboring Oregon's retail pot measure passes
Senate Republican leader says GOP is ready to work with Obama for the next two years, if he's ready to work with them
The potential 2016 candidate, in Maryland to stump for a gubernatorial candidate, defends her own record
Most of the money in one of this year's most competitive races is coming from outside groups
Maine's independent senator gives up on the independent candidate for governor
In the majority of political ads mentioning the health law, the issue is bundled in with other topics to demonstrate a candidate's conservative credentials
More than $100 million has been spent in North Carolina's U.S. Senate battle between Democrat Kay Hagan and Republican Thom Tillis
The 2012 Republican presidential nominee stars in an ad from the Chamber of Commerce praising Tillis' record
Gas prices are lower than they've been in years, but no one's taking credit for that on the campaign trail
The Kentucky senator has traveled extensively to support Republicans in 2014 and now RANDPAC is on the air for some of them
NextGen Climate Action Committee, backed by billionaire Tom Steyer, adds some star power to the airwaves ahead of Election Day
Republican Rep. Mike Coffman is using Rosetta Stone tutorials to prepare for Colorado's first ever live Spanish-language debate against his Democratic opponent, who is fluent in Spanish
If the GOP wins the majority in both houses of Congress, it will have to decide whether it wants to block or to govern
Mary Landrieu is seeking a fourth term in the U.S. Senate; but she may wind up in the losing end of a runoff against Republican Bill Cassidy
The latest Battleground Tracker shows several very close governor's races in Florida, Wisconsin and Kansas, among others
The West Virginia senator said the Senate needs people who reach across the aisle
Georgia could be decisive; Democrats look to hold North Carolina and boost turnout in final days
John Dickerson: The next time a budget deal collapses, you can thank election year attacks for making politicians so risk-averse
A number of senators who are retiring, already retired, or not facing tough races are sitting on millions of dollars in campaign cash
Coakley, a Democrat running for governor, has fallen short in a closely-watched statewide contest before
Ernst cancels interview with Iowa's largest newspaper and unveils a new ad calling to mind an earlier spot about castrating hogs
Asked if he voted for the president, Begich decided on candor after seeing another Democrat in a red state struggle with the question
The Center for Responsive Politics expects nearly $4 billion to be spent by candidates, parties, and outside groups by Election Day
Ads supporting Grimes will go up again
Georgia's Democratic Senate candidate is highlighting her relationship with the former GOP president, but he's not happy about it