Steve Daley

From faraway Indonesia comes the first waffle of the second half of the Clinton presidency. Demonstrating he learned little or nothing from the thumping given his party in the Nov....

It was 1994, the year of the "morph" ad and the scalded dog. It was the year voters in Washington state thought having the speaker of the House maintain a...

If the political Armageddon scheduled for Nov. 8 fails to arrive on time for Democratic congressional incumbents, the reasons will have less to do with President Clinton's popularity-or lack of...

Good news for Republicans: California Gov. Pete Wilson, once thought to be the most imperiled of GOP incumbents, appears to be pulling away from his Democratic rival, state Treasurer Kathleen...

Imagine, if you will, a midterm election where the president's party can take the normal chunk of political credit for a robust economy. In the two years since the president's...

That sound you hear is the rumble of Democratic incumbents turning back to big-city liberals, minority voters and even organized labor as an ominous Election Day nears. Democrats are under...

Until the Nov. 8 elections, Steve Daley will provide glimpses of developments in the nation's top races. Senate - Virginia: Democratic Sen. Chuck Robb must fight voter disdain as well...

Just last week, kept awake by concerns that O.J. Simpson couldn't get a fair trial with only $10 million worth of lawyers, I channel-surfed my way to a late-night C-SPAN...

Here they go again, as Ronald Reagan used to say. Sniffing a big year at the ballot box, congressional Republicans have gotten together with their pollsters, notably an influential young...

If you're truly annoyed by Marion Barry's triumph in the Democratic mayoral primary here last week, well, that's the point. If the political resurrection of a man convicted on drug...