We’ve been buffeted in recent months by the coronavirus pandemic, widespread protests over police violence that often turned into outright civil unrest, and of course, the rampage through the Capitol on Jan. 6. This is truly a unique and unfortunate moment in our nation’s history.
But too few seem to realize or fully appreciate the uniqueness of our politics heading into next year’s midterm elections. For the third cycle running, the House and Senate will be unusually competitive. And given the historically tight margins in each chamber, there will be far-reaching consequences coming from the outcome of the elections, just over 500 days from now. CONTINUED
Charlie Cook
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