James Pindell is a reporter at The Boston Globe. He specializes in American politics, with a focus on elections, public policy, and current affairs, particularly in New England. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Parenting New Hampshire, NewsBreak, and Space Today.
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By: James Pindell
Twenty years ago Republicans redrew congressional maps ahead of the midterms. They used their majorities to build a huge campaign cash advantage.
By: James Pindell
Two weeks ago the bottom began to fall out for the Republicans. With four weeks to go, the only question that remains is how bad will it get?
By: James Pindell
The national political universe was waiting for Tuesday night's Maine Senate debate between Republican incumbent Susan Collins and her Democratic challenger Troy Jackson – and rightly so.
By: James Pindell
This summer Maine's US Senate race was exciting and changing — quite literally. The July drop-out and swap-out of Democratic nominees from Graham
By: James Pindell
This summer Maine's US Senate race was exciting and changing — quite literally. The July drop-out and swap-out of Democratic nominees from Graham
By: James Pindell
BEDFORD, N.H. — If Republican John E. Sununu wins New Hampshire's open Senate seat next month, he will return to Washington after 18 years away, the longest gap in modern US history for any returning senator.
By: James Pindell
After the third (of four) debates, let's take a moment to state the obvious: this is not what anyone thought the Maine Senate campaign would look like in the home stretch.
By: James Pindell, Sam Brodey
On Thursday night, Republican incumbent Senator Susan Collins and her Democratic challenger, Troy Jackson, faced off in their fourth and final
By: James Pindell
The story of the midterm elections over the past few months has been how Democrats are going on the offense in deep Republican territory.
