December 31st, 2012
01:42 PM ET
10 years ago
By the Numbers: Politics in 2013
(CNN) - Two-thousand-thirteen promises to be an interesting political year - with two governors races that will be closely watched, the very real possibility of another special Senate election in Massachusetts, a possible debate in Washington over immigration reform as the political clout of Latinos continues to grow, and a planned push by Democrats for gun control measures.
By the numbers, here's a look ahead at politics in 2013:
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we are having enough trouble getting through 2012 . republicans have no leadership at all they are all over the place. Democrats for once are sticking together. But we are stuck in the middle. I don't see congress getting anything done as long as repos are in the majority. They will continue to screw us over
Thank God 2012 is GONE!