Quinn McCord

Quinn McCord

Managing Editor, National Journal Hotline

Quinn McCord is a Bethesda, Md., native and a graduate of the University of Virginia. After a stint as a high school government teacher/drama director, Quinn joined National Journal's Hotline in 2003. He has served as managing editor there since 2007.

Quinn McCord's Latest Posts

Seniority Report

Even today, seniority matters in the U.S. Senate, with office suite and committee assignments favoring longer-serving members over their more junior colleagues. But since no two senators can ever have precisely the same seniority, ...

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California Still Golden Opportunity for House Democrats

The results of California's June 5 jungle primary prompted a flurry of reevaluations by political analysts who assess the competitiveness of House races, almost exclusively to the benefit of Republicans. "Likely" Democratic seats we...

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SENATE

Senate Race Rankings: Stability In An Unstable World

The Senate landscape has coalesced into three clear tiers. Read More »
SENATE

The Hotline's Senate Race Rankings: Christmas Edition

It's the political equivalent of The Night Before Christmas: The Senate field is largely set, with top recruits snug in their seats, and all through the DSCC and the NRSC, the only sounds that matter are the fundraisers dialing f...

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SENATE

The Hotline's Senate Race Rankings: 20 Seats Up for Grabs

What goes around comes around. After losing virtually every toss-up Senate race in 2006, Republicans find themselves in prime position to pick up the four seats they need to control the Senate. And Democrats' success five years ago ...

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How Much Do Party Registration Figures Matter?

In the tightening West Virginia governor's race, some Democrats see very encouraging signs for acting Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin in the state's early voting figures. They note that 58 percent of early votes have been cast by registere...

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Kohl Loans Warchest $1 Million

SENATE

Not All Freshmen Equal In Next Senate

At least 14 states will send new senators to Washington over the next three months, and while all these members will be considered freshmen, some will be more equal than others. There can be no ties in seniority in the Senate, and s...

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