Erin Doherty is a Polling and Campaigns Reporter at POLITICO. She focuses on elections, government, and public policy, with a keen interest in the intersection of politics and technology, including artificial intelligence. Erin's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC News, Axios, and BioRxiv.
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Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff said Tuesday he will not run for president in 2028 and committed to serving a full six-year Senate term if reelected.
By: Erin Doherty
A spokesperson for the Republican Senate nominee said it is a “temporary pause.” But it's an unusual move less than three weeks before Election Day.
By: Alex Gangitano, Megan Messerly, Erin Doherty
Republican super PACs are shifting their money to states like Kansas and South Carolina. Trump is heading to states they left behind.
By: Erin Doherty, Lisa Kashinsky
Democrats’ main super PAC is dark in Georgia this week. And both sides didn’t spend last week either.
By: Erin Doherty, Alec Hernandez
Trump and his unpopular brand may drag the candidate for governor down with the moderate and independent voters.
By: Jessie Blaeser, Erin Doherty
A new POLITICO Poll shows that Democrats are more motivated to vote against the president than Republicans are to vote in support of him.
By: Alec Hernandez, Erin Doherty, Lauren Fedor, Samuel Benson, Andrew Howard
The move by the Justice Department to try and preemptively block Alaska’s Senate results if Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses stunned officials in both parties.
By: Lisa Kashinsky, Erin Doherty, Lauren Fedor, Jason Beeferman, Calen Razor
Democrats are fighting for limited resources across an expanded midterm map.
By: Erin Doherty, Calen Razor, Lisa Kashinsky, Jason Beeferman, Lauren Fedor
Democrats are squabbling over where to prioritize their limited cash across an expanded congressional battle map that some fear is distracting from critical governor's races.
By: Erin Doherty
New Jersey early in-person voting began Oct. 24 and runs through Nov. 1. Here are the mail-in deadlines and Election Day hours for voters.
