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Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman stretches Sunday before a game against the New York Giants in Seattle.

Football Nov 12, 2014

Week 11 NFL Elo Ratings And Playoff Odds

Filed under Denver Broncos, Football, Indianapolis Colts, New England Patriots, NFL, NFL Elo Ratings, NFL Playoffs, Seattle Seahawks

A spectator at the NFL football game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday.

Football Nov 11, 2014

The NFL Should Expand To London. But First: Canada, Mexico And LA.

Filed under Expansion, Football, Google, London, Los Angeles, Mexico City, National Football League, NFL, NFL Expansion, NFL London, Toronto

Sen. Mark Warner with his wife, Lisa Collis, during an election party in Arlington, Virginia, on Wednesday.

2014 Midterms Nov 6, 2014

Why Polls Missed A Shocker In Virginia’s Senate Race

Filed under 2014 Midterms, 2014 Senate Elections, Ed Gillespie, FiveThirtyEight Senate Model, Mark Warner, Page 1, Virginia Politics, Virginia Senate, Voter Turnout

Senator Mark R. Warner gestures to reporters after entering his voting form, on Nov. 04, 2014, in Alexandria, Va.

2014 Midterms Nov 5, 2014

The Polls Were Skewed Toward Democrats

Filed under 2014 Midterms, 2014 Senate Elections, Poll Bias, Polling Accuracy, Polling Industry

U.S. Rep. Tom Cotton, Arkansas's Republican nominee in the race for U.S. Senate, greets supporters during a rally in North Little Rock, Ark., on Nov. 3, 2014.

2014 Midterms Nov 4, 2014

Five Scenarios For The Senate Election

Filed under 2014 Midterms, 2014 Senate Elections

Someone voting on Nov. 3, 1952 in New York City.

2014 Midterms Nov 4, 2014

Final Update: Republicans Have A 3 In 4 Chance Of Winning The Senate

Filed under 2014 Midterms, Democrats, GOP, midterm elections, Senate Update

Democratic Senate candidate Bruce Braley holds a copy of the "Dewey Defeats Truman" photo as he speaks to supporters during a campaign stop Monday in Ottumwa, Iowa.

2014 Midterms Nov 3, 2014

Democrats Need Chaos

Filed under 2014 Midterms, 2014 Senate Elections, Alaska Senate, Arkansas Senate, Colorado Senate, FiveThirtyEight Senate Model, Georgia Senate, Iowa Senate, Kansas Senate, Kentucky Senate, Louisiana Senate, New Hampshire Senate, North Carolina Senate

From left, Georgia U.S. Senate candidates David Perdue, the Republican; Michelle Nunn, the Democrat; and Amanda Swafford, the Libertarian, participate in a debate Sunday in Atlanta.

2014 Midterms Nov 3, 2014

Why Michelle Nunn Is Rooting For A Senate Runoff In Georgia

Filed under 2014 Midterms, 2014 Senate Elections, David Perdue, FiveThirtyEight Senate Model, Georgia Senate, Michelle Nunn

Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, left, appears at a get-out-the-vote rally in support of Democratic U.S. Sen. Al Franken, second from left, and Gov. Mark Dayton at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. At right is Sen. Amy Klobuchar.

2014 Midterms Nov 3, 2014

Is 2014 A Republican Wave?

Filed under 2014 Midterms, Democratic Party, Gerrymandering, Greg Orman, Kansas, Michigan, Pat Roberts, Republican Party, Rick Snyder, Scott Walker, U.S. House, U.S. Senate, Wisconsin

Democratic Sen. Mark Udall of Colorado speaks to volunteers during a campaign stop Saturday in Boulder, Colorado.

2014 Midterms Nov 2, 2014

Are The State Polls Skewed?

Filed under 2014 Midterms, Alaska, Alison Lundergan Grimes, Colorado, Georgia, Iowa, Mark Begich, Mark Udall, Mitch McConnell, Polling, Polls, Pollsters, Sean Trende, U.S. Senate

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