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How Democrats Are Rethinking Election Protection for the 2026 Midterms

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State Democratic parties are recruiting volunteers to monitor polling places and fight disinformation amid concerns Trump could send federal agents to the polls.

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Trump’s $5,000 Promise and Other Takeaways From the GOP Midterm Convention

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The convention largely focused on Trump, who asked voters to “pretend” he was “still on the ballot.”

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Trump’s Midterm GOP Convention: Who’s Attending? Who’s Not?

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Part rally, part fundraiser, the president’s political convention will be a celebration of his presidency. But will that help vulnerable Republicans in critical battleground races or hurt them?

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Rhode Island Dems Oust Sitting Governor

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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.

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Trump’s Midterm GOP Convention: Who’s Attending? Who’s Not?

admin2 months ago05 mins

Part rally, part fundraiser, the president’s political convention will be a celebration of his presidency. But will that help vulnerable Republicans in critical battleground races or hurt them?

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Trump’s Gold-Colored $1 Coin Now Available: What to Know

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President Trump is now the first living president in a century to have his face on U.S. currency.

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Why Are 3 Secret Service Officials Under Investigation? What to Know

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The investigation marks another roadblock for a federal agency riddled with security concerns and controversy.

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Unpacking Trump’s Newest Visa Revocation Plan

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The move that could affect 200,000 people is reportedly the Trump administration’s latest step to restrict immigrant visa eligibility.

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Postal Service Mail-In Ballot Rules: What Voters Need to Know Ahead of the 2026 Election

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The Postal Service issued new rules that would restrict mail-in voting, which the Supreme Court allowed to proceed – for now.

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Postal Service Mail-In Ballot Rules: What Voters Need to Know Ahead of the 2026 Election

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The Postal Service has finalized new standards for federal mail-in ballots, but court orders currently prevent the rules from being implemented for the November election.

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