Democrats in Off-Year Races Strive to Put Boogeyman Trump on the Ballot

Democrats in off-year races strive to put boogeyman Trump on the ballot

When New Jersey lawmakers rewrote the state's election laws in the 1940s, they decided to schedule gubernatorial races for the year following presidential elections -- hoping to insulate them from national political turbulence. That hope has long since evaporated.

Democrats Seek Off-Year Boost in New Jersey, Virginia

Democrats 'Risk Losing' in New Jersey, Virginia With Current Strategy—Data

Democrats “risk losing” the pivotal New Jersey and Virginia races if they do not shift their strategy to excite the base, according to a new report by Impact Social shared with Newsweek. Why It Matters The gubernatorial races in November are viewed as pivotal bellwethers for the nation's mood…