Nevada Senate candidate is accused of violating copyright laws on her campaign website.

House GOP campaign arm hammers Indiana representative as a pawn of Democratic leaders.

Here’s POLITICO’s look back at the midterm cycle’s most influential roads not taken.

A year and a half later, Texas's Rick Perry seems to have started a trend.

A handful of lawmakers in conservative districts are highlighting their "no" votes.

The NY-13 congressman is one in a string of people Clinton is gearing up to help in the coming weeks.

Maes says he could not abandon the 200,000 people who voted for him in the August primary.

The GOP Senate candidate is sending thousands of scathing leaflets to New Hampshire voters hammering Binnie on illegal immigration, a white-hot issue even in New England.

She doesn't want another engagement with her rival.

Top Republicans presented him with "damaging evidence" not yet made public to try to convince him to withdraw.

The fight over the state's 5th District is shaping up as one of the toughest holds for Democrats.

New Mexico's Susana Martinez is seen as up-and-comer.

Delaware Senate candidate gets her diploma just two weeks before the GOP primary.

The Louisiana governor is headed to Minnesota for a fundraiser that also includes Michele Bachmann.

Manchin is hitting Raese for bankrolling his own campaign as the race has become closer than initially forecasted.

Former Louisiana House Speaker Hunt Downer is under mounting pressure to abandon his GOP bid for the state’s 3rd District seat.

The national committee's financial crisis has leaders turning to outside groups to help with voter turnout.

The retiring senator calls the intensity on the Republican side of the election "unbelievable."

Cook Political Report moved Democrats John Salazar, Harry Mitchell and Ann Kirkpatrick to the "toss-up" category.

The Republican isn’t kicking off his general election campaign with anti-Washington talking points. Instead he’s telling voters which federal programs he’ll protect: Social Security and Medicare.