Using examples like West Virginia and Pennsylvania, the Sunday New York Times suggested that anti-incumbent fever might actually be a good thing for those incumbents’ parties: “The deep resentment against Washington that has already toppled a few Congressional incumbents this midterm election cycle and has helped persuade others to step aside could actually allow the parties to hang on to seats they might have otherwise lost.”

KANSAS: "Kansas Rep. Jerry Moran is airing his first spot that hits back directly against negative ads from his opponent in the Republican Senate primary, fellow Rep. Todd Tiahrt," Politico writes.

KENTUCKY: The Sunday New York Times examined how Republican Senate nominee Rand Paul’s upbringing in the “First Family of Libertarianism” affected his political career -- and vice versa.

MINNESOTA: "Physician Maureen Reed announced Sunday that she is ending her Democratic primary challenge to state Sen. Tarryl Clark in Minnesota's 6th district, clearing the way for the state-party-endorsed candidate to be the nominee against GOP Rep. Michele Bachmann in November," Roll Call says.