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Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Karen Handel face off in Georgia’s Sixth Congressional District Tuesday. The special election has garnered national attention, and has become the most expensive House race in history.
Polls close at 7 pm on Tuesday, June 20. You can find live updates and results here.
Democrats are consolidating Clinton’s gains, and Republicans aren’t consolidating Trump’s.
Democrats could learn something.
Democrats need to outperform Hillary Clinton to take back the House. Ossoff did worse than her.
Live election results and updates as Democrat Jon Ossoff takes on Republican Karen Handel.
Nonsense can easily derail an election about nothing.
Democrats sank everything into the race — and came up short again.
Ossoff reflects on perhaps "the most important question in politics" as his congressional campaign comes to an end.
Senate Republicans’ Obamacare repeal bill has abysmal polling numbers in Georgia’s Sixth Congressional District.
Georgia’s special election on Tuesday will be a perfect test run for whether Democrats can make in-roads in the wealthy suburbs where Trump is unpopular.
The big question of Tuesday’s House election is how many of them will take it. The Pilger family plans to.
Out-of-state donors, that’s who.
Republicans have attacked the young Democrat as "not one of us." They may have a point.
The most expensive House race in American history is hurtling to a close.
Every senator has lots of leverage in the health care debate.
He’s way more progressive than the Blue Dogs of yesteryear.
Karen Handel’s big gaffe is a reminder that conservative economics are Republicans’s real weakness.
Vowing retribution against Republicans, the grassroots left saw an outpouring of cash, enthusiasm, and protests.
A Democratic primary in South Carolina pits a Goldman executive against a 26-year-old student.
In Georgia’s Sixth District, Democrats and Republicans faced obstacles — and mostly overcame them.