Many political analysts may try to draw conclusions about this year's midterm elections but it is difficult to assert any great political truths based on midterm contests.

AEI's Election Watch series returns for its fifteenth season to peruse all the polls for what they reveal about the political mood.

AEI's Political Report dives deep into what happened on Election Day, examining how 2010 stacks up historically, revealing what voters want Congress to do about health care, and providing exit poll nuggets from A to Z.

The November AEI Political Report covers topics such as views in New Hampshire and Iowa about possible 2012 candidates, views from Louisiana about the oil spill, and state-by-state outtakes on priorities for the new Congress.

AEI’s Election Watch series, which began in 1982, is the longest running election program in Washington. This year’s final session will summarize the 2006 midterm election results. Panelists will focus on the campaigns and the 110th Congress, which convenes in January 2007. They will also consider the following topics: Who...

AEI’s Election Watch series, which began in 1982, is the longest running election program in Washington. This year’s final session will summarize the 2006 midterm election results. Panelists will focus on the campaigns and the 110th Congress, which convenes in January 2007. They will also consider the following topics: Who...

AEI’s Election Watch series, which began in 1982, is the longest running election program in Washington. This year’s final session will summarize the 2006 midterm election results. Panelists will focus on the campaigns and the 110th Congress, which convenes in January 2007. They will also consider the following topics:...

No, it wasn't Obama's words but deeds that roused the beast. The poorly crafted, deeply partisan stimulus was like a sharp stick to the bear's belly. But it was "Obamacare" that ended the hibernation.