Diane and her guests provide an overview of the ways we are casting votes in 2012. They discuss potential disputes, provisional ballots and Hurricane Sandy's effect on the election.

Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker (D) joins us in the studio.

Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown (D) hangs out with the Politics Hour crew in the studio.

The Nats are in the playoffs, and the Politics Hour crew is kicking it into overdrive.

Virginia Del. Jennifer McClellan (D) and Maryland State's Attorney for Prince George's County Angela Alsobrooks join us in studio.

Both major political parties are running high tech, data-driven experiments -- and you're the guinea pig.

After five weeks of recess, Congress is finally back in session, and The Hill's Alex Bolton likes the odds that Congress will succeed at passing a stop-gap budget measure to prevent shutdown in October.

Political conventions haven't always been predictable, carefully choreographed parties. Starting with the first convention in 1831, these gatherings were rife with fighting, intrigue, nail-biting votes and even murder. We talk to a...

Women have emerged as the key undecided voters in this year’s presidential election. We analyze what women care about and how the candidates are trying to win them over.

What do the Iowa caucus results mean for the Virginia primary?