Elections
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ElectionsDOJ, Colorado Dispute Election Observer Access in Key House District
Oct 31, 2026
The DOJ and Colorado officials are at odds over federal election observers' access to Adams County polling sites in a closely watched House race.
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ElectionsSwing-State Survey Finds Majority View Socialism Unfavorably, But Democrats Lead on Economy
Oct 31, 2026
A grassroots survey of 10,000 swing-state voters finds most hold unfavorable views of socialism, yet Democrats now lead on economic trust, highlighting a key campaign challenge.
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ElectionsSen. Johnson Probes Alleged Scheme in Alaska Senate Race
Oct 31, 2026
Sen. Ron Johnson has launched a probe into allegations that Democrat operatives recruited a namesake candidate to confuse voters in Alaska's 2026 Senate race.
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ElectionsThousands of Deceased Voters Remain on Rolls in Battleground States Ahead of Elections
Oct 30, 2026
A Department of Homeland Security memo found over 400,000 deceased individuals on voter rolls in 25 states, raising concerns as key races approach.
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ElectionsNevada Voters to Decide on Constitutional Voter ID Requirement for Mail Ballots
Oct 30, 2026
Nevadans will vote on Question 7, a measure to require identity verification for mail-in ballots, amid concerns over signature-based verification and close election margins.
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ElectionsGeorgia Secretary of State Defends Election Security as DOJ Sends Monitors to Six Counties
Oct 29, 2026
Georgia's top election official touts new audits and voter list checks as the DOJ deploys monitors to Democratic strongholds, amid ongoing integrity concerns.
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ElectionsDoctors Warn Virginia Abortion Amendment Could Shield Providers From Prosecution
Oct 29, 2026
Virginia doctors say a proposed abortion amendment could remove legal liability for providers, raising concerns about safety and oversight if approved.
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ElectionsState Legislative Races Could Shift U.S. Election Rules, Report Finds
Oct 28, 2026
A conservative report warns that state legislative outcomes could trigger the National Popular Vote Compact and reshape election laws ahead of the next presidential race.
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ElectionsState Midterm Outcomes Poised to Reshape 2028 Election Rules, Report Finds
Oct 28, 2026
A new report warns that gubernatorial and legislative races in five battleground states could determine the direction of election laws and the Electoral College for 2028.
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ElectionsJustice Department Flags Hundreds of Suspected Noncitizen Voters in Washington State
Oct 27, 2026
The Justice Department identified over 400 suspected noncitizens registered to vote in Washington, urging state officials to segregate their ballots pending citizenship review.
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ElectionsCleta Mitchell Expands Election Integrity Network Amid Ongoing Criticism
Oct 27, 2026
Election law attorney Cleta Mitchell intensifies her election integrity efforts, drawing sharp criticism from opponents while advancing new resources and legislation.
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ElectionsColorado Voters Face Major Decisions on Taxes, Transgender Policies, and Youth Surgeries
Oct 27, 2026
Colorado voters are weighing ballot measures that could reshape state tax policy, transgender sports participation, and medical procedures for minors.
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ElectionsVirginia AG Warns of Armed Federal Agents at Polling Sites; Federal Agencies Deny Plans
Oct 26, 2026
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones warned local officials about possible armed federal agents at polling sites, but DOJ and DHS say no such deployments are planned.
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ElectionsTrump, Nicki Minaj Rally Republicans in Michigan Senate Race
Oct 25, 2026
Donald Trump and Nicki Minaj campaigned in Michigan, backing GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers and criticizing Democratic policies on gender and children.
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ElectionsStates Remove Ineligible Voters, Few Face Prosecution
Oct 25, 2026
States have flagged thousands of ineligible voters and removed many from rolls, but only a small number of cases have led to criminal prosecution.
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ElectionsConcerns Over Noncitizen Voter Registrations Intensify Ahead of Elections
Oct 24, 2026
Election experts warn that noncitizens are being registered to vote in multiple states, raising concerns about election integrity and prompting calls for reform.
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ElectionsWatchdog Files Complaint Over Alleged Duplicate Voter Registrations in Iowa
Oct 23, 2026
A watchdog group alleges Iowa has at least 162 duplicate voter registrations, raising concerns about voter roll accuracy ahead of a closely contested Senate race.
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ElectionsGeorgia House Race Draws Unprecedented Out-of-State Funding for Democrat
Oct 23, 2026
A Democratic newcomer in Georgia's House District 47 is drawing major out-of-state campaign donations, challenging a long-held Republican seat.
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ElectionsReport Alleges DSA-Linked Groups Plan Election-Year Unrest to Provoke Federal Response
Oct 23, 2026
Documents and recordings suggest DSA and allied groups are preparing coordinated unrest to prompt a federal crackdown, raising tensions over election-year security.
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ElectionsWatchdog Flags 3,674 Duplicate Voter Records in North Carolina Ahead of Senate Race
Oct 22, 2026
An election watchdog identified over 3,600 duplicate voter registrations in North Carolina, raising concerns as the state prepares for a pivotal Senate contest.
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ElectionsTalarico Reaches Out to Muslim Voters Amid Tight Texas Senate Race
Oct 20, 2026
Democrat James Talarico courts Muslim voters and defends interfaith views as polling shows a narrow lead over Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race.
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ElectionsAlberta Holds Separation Referendum Amid Tensions With Ottawa
Oct 19, 2026
Alberta voters face a non-binding referendum on leaving Canada, highlighting deep economic and political rifts with Ottawa and raising questions about the province's future.
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ElectionsMacomb County Finds Noncitizens on Voter Rolls Before Election
Oct 18, 2026
Macomb County officials identified noncitizens on voter rolls ahead of a high-stakes Michigan election, raising scrutiny of registration procedures.
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ElectionsTexas Sets Record With 19 Million Registered Voters After Clearing Backlog
Oct 17, 2026
Texas reached a record 19 million registered voters after clearing a major backlog caused by a state database error, ahead of the upcoming election.
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ElectionsReport Alleges Democrat Strategy to Shift Rural Politics Through Migration and Local Races
Oct 16, 2026
A report from a D.C. think tank outlines efforts to bring migrants and new residents to rural towns, raising concerns about political shifts in traditionally conservative areas.
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ElectionsArizona Voters to Decide on Expanding Protections for Girls’ Sports
Oct 11, 2026
Arizona voters will decide whether to expand restrictions on transgender athletes in female sports, following a recent Supreme Court ruling upholding similar state laws.
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ElectionsRepublicans Lead or Tie in Nine Key Senate Races, New Poll Finds
Oct 10, 2026
A new Interactive Polls survey shows Republican candidates leading or tied in nine pivotal Senate contests, shaping the fight for chamber control.
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ElectionsMajor Ballot Initiatives Shape 2026 State Elections on Abortion, Voting, and Rights
Oct 7, 2026
Voters in multiple states face high-stakes ballot initiatives on abortion, voting rules, redistricting, and rights, with outcomes poised to reshape state law.
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ElectionsNational Progressive Funding Targeted Wyoming GOP Primary, Records Show
Oct 6, 2026
Campaign finance records reveal national progressive groups funneled hundreds of thousands into Wyoming's GOP primary, aiming to unseat conservatives.
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ElectionsMaricopa County Vendor Sent Over 3,000 Ballots Early, Officials Say Validity Unaffected
Oct 5, 2026
Maricopa County officials say a vendor mistakenly mailed over 3,000 midterm ballots early, but the ballots remain valid and will be securely stored until processing.
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ElectionsDemocratic Senate Candidates Split on Filibuster as Control Hangs in Balance
Oct 3, 2026
Democratic Senate hopefuls are divided on eliminating the filibuster, a key issue as both parties vie for control of the chamber in a closely contested race.
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ElectionsSenate GOP Super PAC Halts North Carolina Ads, Redirects Funds to Kansas
Oct 2, 2026
The Senate Leadership Fund has paused ad spending in North Carolina's Senate race, shifting resources to Kansas as Republicans defend seats in competitive states.
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ElectionsPoll Finds Bipartisan Support for Excluding Noncitizens from House Apportionment
Sep 30, 2026
A new poll shows most Americans, including a majority of Democrats, back limiting House seat apportionment to U.S. citizens as the Commerce Department weighs a rule change.
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ElectionsTexas GOP Eyes Open 35th District After Redistricting Shifts
Sep 29, 2026
Republicans target Texas’ redrawn 35th Congressional District, now more competitive after redistricting, with both parties fielding candidates focused on border security.
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ElectionsVirginia Voters to Decide on Constitutional Amendment Establishing Right to Abortion
Sep 29, 2026
Virginia voters will decide whether to enshrine a fundamental right to abortion in the state constitution, raising questions about parental rights and late-term restrictions.
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ElectionsMassachusetts Ballot Measure Would Replace Party Primaries With Top-Two System
Sep 28, 2026
Massachusetts voters will decide whether to eliminate party primaries in favor of a top-two system, raising concerns about conservative representation.
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ElectionsIowa House Race Sees Both Sides Face Scrutiny Over China-Linked Donations
Sep 25, 2026
Iowa Democrat Sarah Trone Garriott and Republican Rep. Zach Nunn trade accusations over China-related campaign contributions and policy stances in a closely watched House race.
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ElectionsCoalition of Advocacy Groups Lobbied Against SAVE America Act
Sep 24, 2026
Over two dozen left-leaning organizations spent hundreds of thousands lobbying to block the SAVE America Act, intensifying debate over voter ID and citizenship proof.
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ElectionsTexas’ 34th District Race Tightens as Flores Challenges Incumbent Gonzalez
Sep 23, 2026
Democrat Vicente Gonzalez faces a strong challenge from Republican Eric Flores in Texas’ 34th District, with polls showing a narrow lead ahead of November’s election.
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ElectionsProgressive Groups Expand Influence in Local Judicial Elections
Sep 23, 2026
Progressive organizations, including DSA and Soros-backed groups, are intensifying efforts to elect judges and prosecutors, raising concerns about judicial impartiality.
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ElectionsHeritage Foundation Ranks Washington State Low on Election Integrity
Sep 22, 2026
The Heritage Foundation's 2026 scorecard ranks Washington 46th for election integrity, fueling debate over voter registration and mail-in ballot security.
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ElectionsGeorgia Lawmakers Weigh Hand-Marked Ballots Amid Election Security Concerns
Sep 21, 2026
Georgia's election committee reviewed expert testimony on voting system risks and hand-marked ballots as lawmakers consider changes to strengthen election security.
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ElectionsConservative States Advance SAVE Laws Amid Federal Stalemate
Sep 21, 2026
Conservative-led states are passing SAVE laws requiring voter ID and proof of citizenship as federal efforts stall, raising stakes for election integrity debates.
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ElectionsAnalysis Finds Nearly 90% of 2026 Midterm Races Uncompetitive
Sep 20, 2026
A new analysis shows almost 90% of House and 75% of Senate races in 2026 are uncompetitive, raising concerns about voter influence and redistricting.
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ElectionsEarly Voting Begins in Virginia as Senate, House Races Draw Focus
Sep 20, 2026
Virginia voters began casting early ballots for a high-stakes Senate race and all 11 House seats, with party enthusiasm and turnout patterns in focus.
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ElectionsValadao Faces Tough Reelection Fight in Redrawn California District
Sep 18, 2026
Rep. David Valadao confronts a competitive race against Democrat Randy Villegas after California’s district maps were redrawn, shifting the political landscape.
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ElectionsStates Prepare to Counter Possible ICE Presence at Polls
Sep 18, 2026
Several states are training officials to respond if ICE agents appear at polling places, amid Trump administration suggestions of federal enforcement at the ballot box.
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ElectionsHouse Committees Accuse ActBlue of Lax Controls on Foreign Donations
Sep 18, 2026
Congressional investigators allege ActBlue failed to prevent foreign donations to U.S. campaigns, raising concerns about election integrity and platform oversight.
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ElectionsMissouri Faces Election Turmoil After Conflicting Court Orders on Congressional Map
Sep 17, 2026
Missouri's 2026 elections are in disarray after state and federal courts issued opposing orders on which congressional map to use, leaving candidates and voters uncertain.
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ElectionsVirginia Bishop Urges Catholics to Oppose Abortion, Marriage Amendments
Sep 14, 2026
Bishop Michael Burbidge directed priests to read a letter at Mass urging Catholics to vote against Virginia constitutional amendments on abortion and marriage.