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Peltola denies New York Times report her campaign recruited other Sullivan
Inside Democrats’ secret effort to stack Alaska’s ballot
Wednesday’s Campaign Round-Up, 10.28.26: Poll shows tied race in South Carolina
Conservative PAC supplied $2.5 million to group promoting Ohio socialist Greg Levy
Conservative influencers face identity theft charges over Minnesota primary
Alabama election coming up Nov. 3; quick guide to the midterm ballot
Who's running for Congress in Mississippi U.S. House District 2?
Countdown to midterm elections: Live updates from the Georgia campaign trail
California Leads $84 Billion Slate of Midterm Muni Bond Measures
Republicans emphasize transgender ads, putting cultural issues over voters’ economic anxiety
Murkowski and Murkowski endorse Alaska’s Democratic governor candidate
Where can I vote early in NJ? Find locations by county
Georgia's Keisha Lance Bottoms navigates the challenges of Black women battling political barriers
Ohio, Ramaswamy
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President Donald Trump is back in Ohio to campaign for Vivek Ramaswamy, Jon Husted and other Republicans on the ballot.
Mark Harris is seeking reelection in North Carolina's 8th Congressional District. Why it matters: Harris staged a political comeback in 2024, winning the GOP primary six years after his 9th District campaign was tainted by absentee ballot fraud.
Less than a week before the midterm elections, Democrats are heavily favored to retake the House - but the fight for the Senate is much tighter. Democrats and Republicans expect Senate control to be determined by a handful of states where polls show close races,
One of three statewide ballot initiatives in Virginia this year asks voters whether the state should remove existing language from the state constitution that bans same-sex marriage and add additional marriage equality protections.
With $11.2 billion on ads and future reservations, 2025-2026 has now overtaken all other cycles, including 2023-2024, despite the latter involving a presidential race. Spending is predictably higher in this year’s battlegrounds,
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