Larry J. Sabato

Join us at 2 pm today for the next installment of our new video podcast series, Sabato's Crystal Ball: America Votes

Sabato's Crystal Ball America Votes 2020 - Episode 2

Join us at 2 pm today for the first edition of Sabato's Crystal Ball: America Votes, our new weekly webinar series. More information and YouTube link here:

Crystal Ball Video Series Starts Today – Sabato's Crystal Ball Crystal Ball Video Series Starts Today By UVA Center for PoliticsIn: 2020 House, 2020 President, 2020 SenatePosted August 20, 2020 Join Larry J. Sabato and the Crystal Ball team today at 2 p.m. eastern for the first installment of Sabato’s Crystal Ball: America Votes, a free weekly webinar and pod...

LIVE TODAY (Thursday, April 2nd) at noon Eastern, UVA Center for Politics Director Larry J. Sabato, Kyle Kondik and J. Miles Coleman will present a special live edition of Sabato's Crystal Ball discussing the 2020 elections. Please click below to join the livestream and tweet questions using hashtag or email [email protected].

Sabato's Crystal Ball - Thursday April 2nd 12PM Eastern by The AV Company Watch The AV Company's Sabato's Crystal Ball - Thursday April 2nd 12PM Eastern on Livestream.com. Editor in Chief Larry J. Sabato, Managing Editor Kyle Kondik, and Associate Editor J. Miles Coleman will discuss the rapidly-changing political environment and will offer their latest thinking on the ra...

Livestream of American Democracy Conference featuring Ted Cruz, Adam Schiff, and expert analysts available this morning; plus, an early look at the race for the House in 2020

Sabato's Crystal Ball - TODAY: Watch our conference; plus, the new House crossovers - Vol. XVI, Iss. 54 Today, the University of Virginia Center for Politics is hosting the 20th annual American Democracy Conference in Washington D.C. The conference will feature Rep. Adam Schiff (D, CA-28), the likely next chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), who just won a second ter...

Final picks: Ds in House, Rs in Senate, Ds big in governorships. Look out for upsets

Sabato's Crystal Ball - Our Final Picks - Vol. XVI, Iss. 51 The 2018 midterm has long been a study in contradictory signs. There is, for Republicans, the benefit of running at a time of relative peace and prosperity. Unpopular wars and economic recessions have spelled doom for the president’s party in many past midterm elections. But then there is also the...

How close are the Democrats to recapturing the House? A district-by-district assessment shows them closing in, but with work remaining to do. Plus, 11 ratings changes.

Sabato's Crystal Ball - How close are Democrats to winning the House? - Vol. XVI, Iss. 46 -- A race-by-race analysis of Democratic House targets shows the party is close to winning the majority, but they do not have it put away, in our judgment, with Election Day less than three weeks away.

How this year's battle for the Senate sets up 2020's races

Sabato's Crystal Ball - The Senate: How 2018 Sets Up 2020 - Vol. XVI, Iss. 41 -- The 2018 Senate races are important not just for determining the majority next January, but also for setting up both parties for the next election.

New polls of Sun Belt Senate races show tight contests

Sabato's Crystal Ball - New Polls of Sun Belt Senate Races - Vol. XVI, Iss. 38 A series of new Reuters/Ipsos/University of Virginia Center for Politics polls found close races in the key Senate battlegrounds of Arizona, Florida, Nevada, and Texas.

Crystal Ball, Ipsos launch new Political Atlas

Sabato's Crystal Ball - Center for Politics, Ipsos Launch Political Atlas - Vol. XVI, Iss. 34 (WASHINGTON, DC) -- The University of Virginia Center for Politics and Ipsos today launched the UVA Center for Politics-Ipsos Political Atlas. The new site combines Sabato’s Crystal Ball race ratings for every House, Senate, and gubernatorial race; Ipsos’ poll-based modeling; and Ipsos’ tracki...

Pence Stages One-Man Parade in Honor of Trump

Pence Stages One-Man Parade in Honor of Trump “Obviously, if money were no object, I would have gone for a little more spectacle,” he said. “Maybe a flyover by Space Force.”

Florida--the ultimate swing state. And sometimes even in midterms like 2018.

Steve Schale on Twitter “In the 7 Presidential elections between 1992-2016, more than 50 million ballots have been cast for President in Florida. Add them all up & under 20,000 votes separate the two major political parties. https://t.co/3GveBKqbAl”