If the Democrats Win These Three Senate Seats, an Earthquake Happened
Tomasky presents Andrews as a long-shot challenger whose affordability and health care campaign could make the race competitive.
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Tomasky presents Andrews as a long-shot challenger whose affordability and health care campaign could make the race competitive.
Michael Tomasky argues that Democratic Senate candidates Annie Andrews, Adam Hamilton and Angela Nixon have unexpected opportunities in South Carolina, Kansas and Florida. He says wins by all three would signal a major political shift.
Democratic Senate candidate in Florida; referred to in the article as Angie Nixon
Nixon's version of this story ↗Democratic Senate candidate challenging Roger Marshall in Kansas
Hamilton's version of this story ↗
Late senator whose death preceded Darline Graham’s appointment
President whose actions Tomasky argues could affect the Senate races
Republican Senate candidate and appointed incumbent in South Carolina
Senator recalled by Tomasky in an account of the 1994 election
Republican senator and Florida Senate candidate
Republican senator and Kansas Senate candidate
Republican senator who criticized Adam Hamilton
Secretary of State; his departure from the Senate led to Moody’s appointment
Former Democratic primary opponent of Angela Nixon
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Republican senator and Kansas Senate candidate
Republican senator who criticized Adam Hamilton
Secretary of State; his departure from the Senate led to Moody’s appointment
Former Democratic primary opponent of Angela Nixon
