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WASHINGTON — It’s no secret that money isn’t everything when it comes to political campaigns. In this year’s midterms, at least a couple dozen candidates in competitive races were outspent but still beat their better-funded opponents.

Final campaign finance reports for 2022 races show, once again, that money isn't everything, with some big spenders coming up short.

WASHINGTON — In an election where Republicans flipped the House and Democrats narrowly held onto the Senate, the biggest losers in 2022 were self-funding candidates. Of the eight congressional contenders who loaned or contributed $10 million or more to their campaigns this year, only one heavy spender will be seated…

Here are the key questions raised by Trump’s comeback bid

Sources say Trump will deliver the address from Mar-a-Lago Tuesday even though his candidates fared poorly in the midterms

Salon spoke to poets Pauletta Hansel and Sara Moore Wagner about their new books and the region's infamous son

After the party came up short in another election, Ron DeSantis may be poised to become its new leader

Control of the U.S. Senate still had not been determined as of Friday evening, three days after the Nov. 8 midterm elections. Heading into the election, Republicans needed to pick up only one seat to take the majority in the 100-seat chamber, which would allow them to block much of…

Former President Donald Trump is moving forward with his planned Tuesday announcement, pressing on with a third presidential run