Election 2002 midterms test traditional patterns and coattails
The analysis compares the 2002 midterms with postwar trends and the Clinton era. It notes Mondale and Lautenberg returning to public life, the variance from classic patterns, and factors shaping outcomes such as regional growth, incumbent protection, and Bush popularity. The piece weighs risks of a Democratic surge versus Republican resilience, with control hinges: one Senate seat for Republicans, six for Democrats to regain the House.
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Brazil’s Lula and the socialism debate in Latin America
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