Election 2024

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Ron DeSantis campaign raises $20 million in first six weeks

In addition, Never Back Down, the super PAC playing an unusually expansive role in DeSantis’s bid, has raised $130 million since launching, much of it left over from his gubernatorial reelection effort.

By Maeve Reston and Hannah Knowles

Trump raises $35 million in second quarter, advisers say

By Maeve Reston

Schiff raised $8.1 million in previous quarter in Senate race in California

Former N.Y. congressman Mondaire Jones launches bid to reclaim his seat

Biden’s flurry of activity looks like a campaign in full swing

By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.

Analysis

If anyone should know that primary voters change their minds, it’s Trump

A fifth of Republicans think their 2024 front-runner broke the law

Ron DeSantis’s unserious plans to break the swamp

DeSantis targets a significant primary demographic: Insecure men

The most capable Trump primary opponent isn’t in the race

Opinion by Jennifer Rubin

Our two-party political system isn’t working. The fix? More parties.

Opinion by Lee Drutman

The GOP has a glaring Mormon problem

Opinion by David Byler

DeSantis’s ugly descent into ‘invasion’ hysteria can’t go unanswered

Opinion by Greg Sargent

The odds of a Trump coup attempt in 2024 are dropping fast

Opinion by Greg Sargent

Why K-12 education’s alarming decline could be a dominant 2024 issue

Opinion by George F. Will

Your Questions, answered

Your questions about Trump’s latest indictment, answered

The Post’s Amber Phillips and Brianna Tucker answered reader questions about the classified documents case.

By Amber Phillips and Brianna TuckerFriday, June 9

Why do we have a debt limit? We answered your politics questions.

Politics editor Brianna Tucker and congressional reporter Camila DeChalus chatted with readers about the debt limit, judiciary battle and more

By Brianna TuckerTuesday, April 18

What can young Wisconsin voters tell us about abortion rights? Answers to your questions.

Politics editor Brianna Tucker and national politics reporter Sabrina Rodriguez answered questions from readers on the Wisconsin election

By Brianna TuckerTuesday, April 11

More live chats

More on the candidates

Where 2024 presidential candidates stand on abortion bans

By Colby Itkowitz

The top 10 Republican presidential candidates for 2024, ranked

The top 10 Democratic presidential candidates for 2024, ranked

Top 10 Democratic 2024 presidential candidates (besides Biden), ranked

More Election 2024 News

Republican opposition to LGBTQ rights erupts in backlash to Pride Month

By Isaac Arnsdorf, Josh Dawsey and Hannah KnowlesUpdated July 1

Moms for Liberty didn’t exist 3 years ago. Now it’s a GOP kingmaker.

By Hannah Knowles and Hannah NatansonUpdated June 30

Mike Pence makes surprise trip to Ukraine

By Marianne LeVineJune 29

DeSantis agency sent $92 million in covid relief funds to donor-backed project

By Michael Scherer, Isaac Arnsdorf and Josh DawseyUpdated June 29

Embracing ‘Bidenomics,’ president seeks to turn insult into strength

By Matt Viser and Cleve R. Wootson Jr.Updated June 28

Twice-indicted Trump dominates GOP race, as support for DeSantis stalls

By Hannah Knowles and Maeve RestonUpdated June 28

The words GOP presidential hopefuls use to stand out in a crowded field

By Hannah Knowles, Nick Mourtoupalas and Adrian BlancoJune 28

Supreme Court rejects theory that would have meant radical changes to election rules

By Robert BarnesUpdated June 27

Businessman Tim Sheehy launches GOP challenge to Sen. Tester in Montana

By John WagnerUpdated June 27

DeSantis proposes ‘deadly force’ to combat drug smugglers breaching border

By Dylan Wells and Hannah KnowlesUpdated June 26

DeSantis voters: Angry at Fauci, anxious about ‘Cinderfella,’ tiring of Trump

By Hannah Knowles, Colby Itkowitz and Dylan WellsJune 25

GOP 2024 hopefuls court evangelicals as they struggle over abortion

By Maeve Reston and Marianne LeVineUpdated June 23

Christie is booed as he attacks Trump at gathering of religious conservatives

By John Wagner and Maeve RestonUpdated June 23

Who is running for president in 2024? Tracking candidates.

By Hannah Knowles, Amy B Wang, Kati Perry and Szu Yu ChenUpdated June 22

Former congressman Will Hurd announces Republican presidential bid

By John WagnerJune 22

DeSantis donor supplied golf simulator for ‘Governor’s Cabana’ and private flights

By Isaac Arnsdorf, Josh Dawsey, Nate Jones, Michael Scherer and Alice CritesUpdated June 21

More Analysis

RFK Jr. is surging only in polls among Republicans

By Philip BumpJune 28

The twin flaws of No Labels’s 2024 strategy

By Philip BumpJune 27

Democracy survives another day

By Philip BumpJune 27

Scapegoating Mexico has a new look for the 2024 Republican field

By Philip BumpJune 26

A different way of visualizing the 2024 Republican race

By Philip BumpJune 23

The partisan gap is also an age gap

By Philip BumpJune 21

Who’s who in the Trump documents case

Wednesday, June 14

22 min

A Supreme Court surprise on voting rights

Tuesday, June 13

21 min

United States v. Trump

Friday, June 9

25 min

What you need to know about the GOP presidential race

Tuesday, June 6

25 min

Midterm Elections 2022

(Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)

Republicans narrowly win House, ending full Democratic control of Congress

By Hannah Knowles, Marianna Sotomayor and Colby Itkowitz

Results by state

Thirty-five Senate seats are on the ballot this year, including a special election in Oklahoma. Use the dropdown to find full results for your state.

KEY RACES

Democrats keep control of the Senate with win in Nevada

By Hannah Knowles and Liz Goodwin

Senate, House control is split. Can a divided government make progress?

More coverage of the 2022 midterm elections