Charlie Cook

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My latest column

My latest Substack column on Charlie Cook Politics:

Here is my latest column from Charlie Cook Politics Substack.

My column for this past week on increasing dire situation for Republicans headed into midterm, seems most strongly felt in Alaska, Iowa, North Carolina and Texas, double barrel races in each, for Senae and Governor.

My latest column, also available (with past columns) on my Substack, “Charlie Cook Politics.”

My latest column. Previous available on my Substack, “Charlie Cook Politics”

And here is a link to the other piece, that I wrote last night. It’s the pdf attachment that matters.

Here is my morning after Michigan piece that is up on my Substack, Charlie Cook Politics. To be clear, I am not saying that Dems can’t pick up some Senate seats, but with unforced errors, they need to almost run the table to win a majority. Separately I am posting a link to a piece from last night that has a very interesting attachment that serious political aficionados might find of interest.

My latest column from Monday’s National Journal and Cook Political Report is now up on my Charlie Cook Politics Substack, enjoy (free). Latest news from Wisconsin reinforces the left-risk for Democrats, how much will it offset Trump’s problems for GOP?

My latest column, as well as previous ones, are now available (free) at my Charlie Cook Politics Substack

My Monday column on Maine and Michigan, updated version coming tomorrow.

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My latest column, previous one available (for free!) on Charlie Cook Politics Substack.

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I wish people would learn how to read charts before making comments. Comparing Lean Dem numbers to Lean Rep numbers while ignoring the breakdown of Toss Ups is a silly thing to do. I no longer own the CPR but I devise the rating system.

Besides Ohio, look at this new Texas poll. When a Republican President, and a Republican Vice President, a GOP Texas Governor and both Republican Senators are all underwater in favorability in an independent poll, something is going on.

Midterm elections are almost always bad for a President’s party. But how bad? Is a just-released Fox News poll in Ohio a dead canary in the coal mine? A state that Trump won by eight pts twice (2016 & 2020) and 11 points in 2024 should not look like this

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