Rating the 2026 Governor Races: The Toss-Up States
Executive mansions are up for grabs in dozens of states on Election Day. Here’s where the races could go either way.
Executive mansions are up for grabs in dozens of states on Election Day. Here’s where the races could go either way.
American politics is becoming less about right vs. left, and more about populism vs. elitism.
Amid low approval numbers, the president is starting a midterm blitz for GOP candidates. But is that going to help them?
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sent a memo directing U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency to counter potential foreign interference in the Nov. 3 elections.
On America.gov, the White House’s new AI-assisted website, a chatbot fact-checks Trump on many of his controversial claims.
The ruling allows the federal government to use a revamped voter-verification database for now, but questions remain about its accuracy and how quickly states can act before the November election.
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.
Republicans still support President Donald Trump in large numbers, but his endorsement wasn’t enough for these 14 primary candidates.
Does it seem as if moderate incumbents are getting wiped out in 2026? The numbers tell a different story.
The final primary, in Delaware, saw incumbent Chris Coons beat a candidate who had legally changed his name to ‘No-Trump.’