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The article discusses how the majority of Americans live in non-competitive House districts, indicating that the outcome of who will represent them in Congress is often determined in the primary elections rather than the general elections.
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The article discusses how the majority of Americans live in non-competitive House districts, indicating that the outcome of who will represent them in Congress is often determined in the primary elections rather than the general elections.
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The midterms are over. Sort of.
Impact of Midterm Elections on Congressional Representation