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Millennial GOP candidate wants to raise voting age to 25. Some young Republicans fume.

Vivek Ramaswamy, 37, says, “When you attach greater value to the act, we will see more 18-to-25-year-olds actually vote than do now.” Others disagree.

By Dylan Wells

GOP Sen. Young won’t back Trump for president, saying he prefers ‘winners’

By John Wagner

Trump’s CNN town hall: Defending rioters, mocking sexual assault, threatening default

By Isaac Arnsdorf and Maeve Reston

Sexual abuse verdict renews Republican doubts about Trump’s electability

By Isaac Arnsdorf, Josh Dawsey and Marianne LeVine

DeSantis wants to ‘Make America Florida.’ Here’s what that looks like.

By Washington Post Staff

Analysis

What a Manchin third-party bid in 2024 might mean

By Aaron Blake

A long-shot GOP candidate wants to limit voting by younger Americans

By Philip Bump

Trump fills his CNN town hall with a fire hose of old and new false claims

By Glenn Kessler

The 2024 election isn’t about normal things. It’s about Trump.

By Dan Balz

Opinions

The primaries haven’t started, and Biden has a problem: New Hampshire

Opinion by Jim Geraghty

Why the Republican presidential field is so weak

Opinion by Paul Waldman

Joe Manchin weighs challenging today’s stagnant party duopoly

Opinion by George F. Will

What does the GOP have on Biden? A whole lot of nothin’.

Opinion by Eugene Robinson

How to correctly host a town hall with Trump

Opinion by Alexandra Petri

Donald Trump steamrolls CNN’s town hall

Opinion by Erik Wemple

Your Questions, answered

Why do we have a debt limit? We answered your politics questions.

Politics editor Brianna Tucker and congressional reporter Camila DeChalus chatted with readers about the debt limit, judiciary battle and more

By Brianna TuckerTuesday, April 18

What can young Wisconsin voters tell us about abortion rights? Answers to your questions.

Politics editor Brianna Tucker and national politics reporter Sabrina Rodriguez answered questions from readers on the Wisconsin election

By Brianna TuckerTuesday, April 11

Could Trump be prevented from running? We answered your questions.

Politics editor Brianna Tucker and national correspondent Matt Brown answered reader questions about Trump’s indictment.

By Brianna TuckerTuesday, April 4

Tracking the Candidates

Who is running for president in 2024? Tracking candidates.

By Hannah Knowles, Amy B Wang, Kati Perry and Szu Yu Chen

Analysis

The top 10 Democratic presidential candidates for 2024, ranked

By Aaron Blake

Analysis

The top 10 Republican presidential candidates for 2024, ranked

By Aaron Blake

Primaries

Pick your early Democratic primary states with our 2024 lineup builder

President Biden and the DNC selected their early states, but what are yours? Our tool uses income, voter turnout and other aspects to pick your early states.

By Kati Perry, Nick Mourtoupalas and Dara Gold

More Election 2024 News

Six months after midterm losses, election deniers mount new efforts

By Matthew BrownMay 8

Exclusive

Behind Trump’s musical tribute to some of the most violent Jan. 6 rioters

By Isaac Arnsdorf, Meg Kelly, Rachel Weiner and Tom JackmanMay 7

Biden faces broad negative ratings at start of campaign, Post-ABC poll finds

By Dan Balz, Scott Clement and Emily GuskinMay 7

Biden’s mental sharpness and physical health doubted, Post-ABC poll shows

By Maeve Reston, Scott Clement and Emily GuskinMay 7

Inside DeSantis’s 2024 launch prep: Donor dinners, a more personal pitch

By Hannah KnowlesMay 6

Pick your early Democratic primary states with our 2024 lineup builder

By Kati Perry, Nick Mourtoupalas and Dara GoldMay 4

Georgia dashes Democratic dreams of an early 2024 presidential primary

By Michael Scherer and Amy GardnerMay 4

Julie Chavez Rodriguez, from quiet aide to running Biden’s campaign

By Meryl KornfieldMay 1

Tim Scott signals May 22 for official presidential campaign launch

By Marianne LeVineApril 30

GOP 2024 hopefuls audition against Biden with attacks on competence, age

By Maeve RestonApril 30

DeSantis critical of China, hazy on Ukraine as he charts foreign policy path

By Michael Scherer and Hannah KnowlesApril 29

In N.H. stop, Trump embraces woman convicted in Jan. 6 case

By Isaac ArnsdorfApril 28

Trump is racking up GOP endorsements, even amid criminal jeopardy

By Isaac Arnsdorf, Josh Dawsey, Liz Goodwin and Maeve RestonApril 27

Asa Hutchinson, throwback to pre-Trump GOP, kicks off 2024 presidential run

By Marianne LeVineApril 26

Disney lawsuit spurs DeSantis criticism from GOP presidential candidates

By Mariana Alfaro and Azi PaybarahApril 26

Biden says he expects voters to take ‘a hard look’ at his age, as he did

By John WagnerApril 26

More Analysis

Trump is inviting Dems to make 2024 about Jan. 6. And they’re obliging.

By Aaron BlakeMay 4

5 striking findings about what the GOP wants in 2024

By Aaron BlakeMay 2

Here’s how right-wing media shields Trump from his scandals

By Philip BumpMay 2

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s threat to Biden is inflated in polls. Here’s why.

By Aaron BlakeApril 27

Senate Democrats had a good 2022. The 2024 election could be brutal.

By Aaron Blake and Nick MourtoupalasApril 27

Biden has spent more time running for president than almost anyone

By Aaron BlakeApril 25

Post Reports

The enthusiasm gap for Biden 2024

Tuesday, April 25

26 min

What DeSantis did at Guantánamo Bay

Monday, April 17

29 min

The politics of Trump's surrender

Tuesday, April 4

27 min

They still love Trump. But will they vote for him again?

Thursday, February 23

25 min

More Politics

Midterm Elections 2022

(Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)

Republicans narrowly win House, ending full Democratic control of Congress

By Hannah Knowles, Marianna Sotomayor and Colby Itkowitz

Results by state

Thirty-five Senate seats are on the ballot this year, including a special election in Oklahoma. Use the dropdown to find full results for your state.

KEY RACES

Democrats keep control of the Senate with win in Nevada

The final blow to the GOP’s majority ambitions came Saturday in Nevada, when Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto was projected to win.

By Hannah Knowles and Liz Goodwin

Senate, House control is split. Can a divided government make progress?

Some voters said they cast ballots for Republicans because they wanted to end single-party Democratic control, but history shows that doesn’t always lead to progress.

By Marc Fisher

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