This year marks the second time the New Jersey governor made Time’s list of the world’s most influential people.
Recent election cycles have seen more than 40 percent of state legislative seats left uncontested. Not this year.
History suggests that the answer is yes -- but 2018 is a unique year.
Idaho Lt. Gov. Brad Little will now face state Rep. Paulette Jordan, who could be the first Native American elected governor of any state. He's the heavy favorite to win.
Domestic abuse is a different problem from financial corruption, but New York's political system seems to promote scandals of all kinds.
Florida has emerged as a battleground in the fight over the 6 million people, in and out of jail, who can't vote because they were convicted of a felony.
Garcetti, who won reelection as mayor of Los Angeles last year, has made no secret of his presidential ambitions. In an interview, he suggested a mayor would be more pragmatic and "decent" than President Trump.
