Are Democrats Ditching Mail-in Voting?
A new poll from Pew finds Democrats’ confidence in mail-in voting has plummeted, and fewer plan to vote that way.
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‘He Is a Scumbag’: In Pennsylvania House Race, the GOP Playbook Gets Personal
Republican Rep. Ryan Mackenzie is banking on voters’ trust and highlighting his opponent’s past to help him keep his seat, but Trump and policy issues still loom large.
Buying ‘Love’ and Testing Trump’s Chatbot: The Week in Review
Looking closer at Trump’s commercials – and his new AI assistant.
How Hidden Donors and $11.6 Billion in Spending Are Rewriting the Midterm Elections
Projected political ad spending is up from $8.9 billion in 2022 and on pace to rival the 2024 presidential race, with top donors giving more than $100 million.
Rating the Governor Races: The States Where Democrats Are Poised for Victory
Executive mansions are up for grabs in dozens of states on Election Day. Here’s where Democrats have the inside track.
A New Poll Shows Party Matters Less to Voters Than Ever
American politics is becoming less about right vs. left, and more about populism vs. elitism.
New Midterm Polling Has Good and Bad News for Both Sides
With less than six weeks to go, control of Congress remains in doubt as new polling shows movement in key races in Michigan and Maine.
How Democrats Are Rethinking Election Protection for the 2026 Midterms
State Democratic parties are recruiting volunteers to monitor polling places and fight disinformation amid concerns Trump could send federal agents to the polls.
Rhode Island Dems Oust Sitting Governor
Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee became the first incumbent governor to lose renomination in almost a decade after he was ousted in the Democratic primary. The GOP race, meanwhile, was too close to call.
Establishment Democrats Win in New Hampshire
A centrist lawmaker held off a progressive candidate to secure the Democratic Senate nomination in New Hampshire, while ex-Sen. John Sununu won the GOP renomination to his old seat.
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