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Hannah Knowles

Hannah Knowles

National Politics Reporter at The Washington Post

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Recent Articles

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Democrats are putting money into solidly red Mississippi. Here’s why.

The DNC is investing in low-profile state races there as the South is on track to wield more power in future elections. Will it work?
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Is Trump keeping all his promises? This MAGA couple doesn’t think so.

Eight months into his second term, the president is facing some difficulties living up to the high expectations of his supporters.
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They came to see Charlie Kirk. They say his killing won’t quiet them.

Conservatives who saw the controversial activist shot dead at Utah Valley University were left shaken but said their movement would only grow stronger.
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Newsom won’t stop mocking Trump — and Trump keeps taking the bait

Newsom won’t stop mocking Trump — and Trump keeps taking the bait
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Democrats’ divisions over Israel-Gaza war flare at national party m...

A Democratic National Committee panel is set to take up two resolutions that reflect the split, which looms over future elections.
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The states where Trump, Republicans plan to bring redistricting fig...

After Texas and California, the legislative action in a nationwide redistricting battle is set to move to Missouri and three other Republican-led states.
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He became governor supporting trans rights. Now, it’s seen as a lia...

North Carolina’s Roy Cooper shows how the politics of trans rights have shifted.
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The midterm map fight favors the GOP — and could help them stay in ...

Democrats have vowed to counter President Donald Trump’s push for more red House seats, but they may struggle to match it.
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Sherrod Brown plans to run for Senate in Ohio again

The left-leaning populist could help Democrats, who face a difficult 2026 map, as they try to reclaim control of the Senate.
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Texas governor promises to keep redistricting fight going for years

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vows to continue the redistricting fight, threatening to arrest Texas Democrats who fled the state to stall GOP efforts.
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Texas election map fight swells into national political warfare

The battle over Republicans’ push to create more red U.S. House seats seats has widened, with red and blue states now moving to counteract each other.