November 6, 2018

National media have plenty to say about the midterms. There will be a blue wave. Or maybe a red one. The results will either be a repudiation or an affirmation of the president.

We get it.

But how are local news organizations — whose newsrooms are largely based in these districts — covering the midterm elections?

We put together a list of local news orgs that are covering noteworthy Senate, Congressional and gubernatorial races across the country.

How’d we pick these races? We used FiveThirtyEight’s “classic” forecasts to eliminate Senate and governor races in which one candidate had a greater than 95 percent chance of winning. For Congressional candidates, we pulled all races in which FiveThirtyEight’s “classic” forecast projects a party flip or a toss-up.

A caveat: We did our best to highlight a variety. If you know a news organization that deserves to be listed, let us know.

Florida

Georgia

Texas

Alaska

Arizona

Colorado

California

Connecticut

Illinois

Indiana

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

Maine

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

North Carolina

North Dakota

Ohio

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

South Dakota

Tennessee

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin


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Ren LaForme is the Managing Editor of Poynter.org. He was previously Poynter's digital tools reporter, chronicling tools and technology for journalists, and a producer for…
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