Harry Reid: "The Ball is in Their Court"
Senate Democrats Seek to Downplay Republican Midterm Gains and Portray Themselves as the Party that Can Play Nice with Republicans
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Senate Democrats Seek to Downplay Republican Midterm Gains and Portray Themselves as the Party that Can Play Nice with Republicans
With Most Precincts Reporting Joe Miller Trails "Write In" by Five Points; Question Turns to How Many Votes Will go to Murkowski
Falling Popularity, Growing Skepticism About his Economic Plans and an Eroding Base of Support Could Cost President in Reelection Bid
John Dickerson: Voters Sweep the Republicans Back into Power but Can't Say Why
Fresh Off Midterm "Shellacking," President Takes Responsibility for Voter Frustration, Concedes Agenda Will Have to Change
President Reflects on Midterm Elections that Saw GOP Make Significant Gains in Congress, Around the Country
Tea Party Favorite on the Ballot, Not a Qualified as a Write-In; Murkowski Appears to Have Lead as Write-Ins Dominate Returns
Ex-NFL Players Runyan and Shuler Win Elections, Wrestling's McMahon Loses and NBA's Dudley in Race That's Too Close to Call
Ky. Senator-Elect Says Division Leads to Fiscal Conservatism, Says Tea Party Wins Reflect Discontentment with Both Parties
President Personally Appeared to Rally for 18 Candidates; So Far, Six are Winners, Seven Losers, and Five Remain Too Close to Call
In Wake of Seizing House Majority, Republicans Promise to Roll Back Size of Government and Obama's Signature Health Care Law
Conservative Rep. Gives Up Role as Conference Chair; Thought to Be Eying Higher Office, Including a Possible White House Run
Doug Schwartz: Independents Changing Allegiances in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Ohio Could Be Bad News for Obama in 2012
Susan Pinkus Explains Why California Voters Went Democrat Despite a National Republican Trend
The Nomination of Christine O'Donnell and Sharron Angle Appears to Have Swung a Pair of Key Races Away From the GOP