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Candidates for public office with an ounce of respect for themselves or their voters should reject this fad.

If the CA gubernatorial primary were to be held today, the result would be a general election featuring two Republican candidates, shutting out the Democrats.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith is not ruling out a presidential bid. But the notion of turning another campaign into TMZ is a terrible idea.

If the ballot initiative passes and the court rules in their favor, Democrats will benefit from a new map that gives them a ten-to-one advantage.

AG Paxton is eagerly awaiting high fives from a base that he expects will reward his aggressive thoughtlessness. Hopefully, Texans leave him hanging.

Government should not be able to decide which political candidates must and must not appear on broadcast television.

You can argue that the FCC's equal-time rule is dumb and outdated in today's media environment. But it is a regulation on the books.

We shouldn't further federalize elections, much less nuke the filibuster, to address a problem of marginal scale that states can address on their own.

James Talarico has refused to go away, buoyed by the support of Democrats eager to prevent the party from throwing away a golden opportunity to steal a seat.