Senate 2020: The Primary Challengers

Key Points• The postwar renomination rate for Senate incumbents is 96%. That’s a little bit lower than the rate in the House.• However, no senators have lost renomination in 13 of the last 19 elections. So recent history does not necessarily suggest that there will be even a single Senate […] Read more »

The 2020 Race: Still tilting Democratic

There has been plenty of attention recently on economic models that show President Donald Trump holding a huge advantage in the 2020 presidential contest. But it’s not that simple. … No matter how many economists, political scientists or investment bankers are involved, predictive models based solely on economic data miss […] Read more »

The most unpopular presidential election winner ever could win again in 2020

Liberty Vittert, Washington University in St Louis and Brendan Lind, Harvard Business School Donald Trump is the first president to ever be elected while being actively disliked by the majority of Americans. Trump was also the first person elected president who was significantly less popular than his counterpart. Most Americans […] Read more »