CHARLIE COOK: OFF TO THE RACES
GOP's Horror Sequel Is Almost A Wrap
Tuesday, Oct. 28
As Republicans' nightmare cycle heads toward its conclusion, news questions emerge about what kind of Democratic majority a President Obama would guide.
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Until he takes office on Jan. 20, President-elect Barack Obama will be aiming to secure a smooth transition for his administration. National Journal's blog, Lost In Transition, will help you navigate the presidential handover.
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Dems Solidify Hold On Congress
Democrats rolled up sizable election gains in both the House and Senate.
POLLING
Deadlock If House Decides Election
Polls are tightening in key states, raising the possibility of a tie.
From The Trail
NBC/NJ reporters observe the WH race from the ground level.
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For the latest polling analysis, read NationalJournal.com's Poll Track.
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How Will The Bailout Play In November?
National Journal's weekly survey of those in the know gives a look at what players on both sides of the aisle are saying about the issues of the day.
This Week: Congressional insiders of both parties expect the GOP to pay a bigger political price for the fight over the financial rescue legislation.
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From interviews to analysis, National Journal's weekly look at campaign 2008 includes conversations with the candidates themselves as well as a recap of the top political news and a preview of the week ahead.
This Week: Ken Duberstein, former White House chief of staff to President Reagan, compares Obama transition to 1980. Plus: National Journal's Ronald Brownstein on the "coalition of the ascendant."
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