The science candidates: Texas runoff loss leaves Wilson with bitter taste
Former math professor says national Democratic party tilted the scales to help opponent
The science vote 2018
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The science candidates: Kopser builds big tent after win in Texas
Democrat hopes a broad coalition will flip Republican district in November -
Defeated but unbowed: Two Pennsylvania scientists regroup after primary loss
Molly Sheehan and Eric Ding reflect on their bids for Congress -
Public health scientist hopes to take his activism to Congress
Eric Ding uses his personal story to connect with voters in central Pennsylvania -
How a Pennsylvania industrial engineer became the odds-on favorite to win a seat in Congress
Chrissy Houlahan has benefited from her fundraising prowess and good fortune -
Postdoc hopes Pennsylvania voters will help her re-engineer how to run for Congress
Molly Sheehan faces crowded field as Democrats hope to pick up House of Representatives seat -
A house too far: Two scientists abandon their bids for Congress
Phil Janowicz and Kristopher Larsen discover that running for national office is an inexact science -
Science ‘champion’ Dan Lipinski faces tough race in Illinois primary
Congressman could lose to progressive Democrat -
Oncologist Jason Westin looks back—and ahead—after defeat in Texas primary
Novice candidate says scientists need to remain engaged -
Scientists win and lose in Texas primary contests
Mary Wilson and Joseph Kopser advance, Jason Westin falls short -
Aerospace engineer and ‘clean energy warrior’ eyes Texas congressional seat
Joseph Kopser, a Democrat, hopes to win in Republican district -
In Texas election, a mathematician turned minister looks for winning formula
Mary Wilson is one of several candidates with technical training in House of Representatives primary -
A successful cancer researcher confronts a new challenge: getting elected to Congress
Jason Westin says he wants to use “facts and science to fight back” -
The science candidates: races to watch in 2018
Science's handy guide to this year's elections -
Meet the scientists running to transform Congress in 2018
House races feature unusual upsurge in entrants with technical backgrounds
