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  • Where Biden’s Primary Showing Was (And Wasn’t) Especially Strong
    by J. Miles Coleman
    President Biden's has easily won most contests in the 2024 Democratic primary so far. But in many states, his relative strengths and weaknesses line up with some trends that we have seen in past general elections–and these patterns could continue in November. The post Where Biden’s Primary Showing Was (And Wasn’t) Especially Strong appeared first […]
  • Notes on the State of Politics: April 24, 2024
    by Kyle Kondik
    A rating change in Pennsylvania's House races, and some uncertain signals from the finalized California House top-two primary results The post Notes on the State of Politics: April 24, 2024 appeared first on Sabato's Crystal Ball.
  • Where Trump’s Primary Showing Was (And Wasn’t) Especially Strong
    by J. Miles Coleman
    Though Donald Trump handily won most states that have voted in the 2024 Republican primary season so far, his stregth was not uniform. Using his overall performance against his most prominent rival, Ambassador Nikki Haley, as a baseline in each state, Trump's numbers were strongest in rural and exurban areas and weakest in places that […]
  • Rating Changes: Arizona Senate and AZ-6
    by Kyle Kondik
    We’re making a couple of rating changes today, both in Arizona. The state’s open-seat Senate race goes from Toss-up to Leans Democratic, and Rep. Juan Ciscomani (R, AZ-6) moves from Leans Republican to Toss-up. The post Rating Changes: Arizona Senate and AZ-6 appeared first on Sabato's Crystal Ball.
  • An Electoral College Time Capsule
    by Kyle Kondik
    The six presidential elections held during the 25-year history of the Center for Politics were often close, although most states voted predictably. As part of a time capsule we are putting together to be opened at the center’s 50th anniversary in 2049, we are asking our future students to consider what has changed and what […]
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Create custom layouts of any type with GenerateBlocks. The Grid Block allows you to add any number of columns at any width. Set your column widths individually for desktop, tablet and mobile devices. Use the GenerateBlocks Button Block to create buttons of any style and shape.

Grid Block set to 40% Desktop, 100% Tablet, 100% Mobile

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Icon Button

Grid Block set to 35% Desktop, 50% Tablet, 100% Mobile

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Ghost Button

Grid Block set to 25% Desktop, 50% Tablet, 100% Mobile

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Oval Gradient Button

Two Column Grid Block

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Text Link with Icon

Full Width Container Block with Background Image

Icon on Left Button Icon on Right Button

Headline Blocks & Six Column Grid

6 COL DESKTOP – 3 COL TABLET – 2 COL MOBILE

Full Width Container Block with Background Photo & An Opaque Gradient Overlay

Use the Headline Block to adjust letter spacing and set the margins to center and condense your text.

Button Block Icons

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