Dan Merica is a National Political Reporter at The Washington Post. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and economic policy, with a focus on current affairs and tech policy in the United States. Dan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CNN, New York Magazine, and The Boston Globe.
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The Senate race in Michigan is critical to Democrats, but associations may matter.
By: Dan Merica
Roy Cooper, a Democrat running for Senate who has won four statewide races in North Carolina over a nearly four-decade career, finds himself in an enviable position — at least on paper.
By: Dan Merica
After Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey triumphed in the Democratic Senate primary, it's off to the Granite State.
In recent years, Democrats have fumed over how Republicans have handled Supreme Court nominations.
Ken Paxton campaigned while wearing a very expensive watch, some political observers believe. Will it hurt his race?
By: Dan Merica, Rachel Lerman
Voters everywhere are focused on affordability. But what that means depends on the state, from fertilizer costs in Iowa to fuel prices in Alaska.
By: Dan Merica
Antiestablishment candidate Randy Villegas is testing the conventional wisdom about what it would take to unseat Rep. David G. Valadao in California.
By: Dan Merica
The two distinct races represent the last gasp of dynastic politics in a primary season largely defined by deep antiestablishment fervor.
The president's fight with our neighbor to the north — a constant over the course of his second term with a focus on trade — has turned ugly in recent weeks.
By: Dan Merica, Alec Dent
Rep. Jared Huffman is concerned about religious freedom.
