2026 Elections
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Rep. Boebert Rejects Ethics Complaint as Politically Motivated Stunt
Rep. Lauren Boebert has dismissed a recent House Ethics Committee complaint as a ‘political smear,’ citing procedural violations and lack of merit.
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Nebraska 2nd District Candidates Navigate Polarized Messaging in Tight Race
As Nebraska’s 2nd District nears the November election, candidates Denise Powell and Brinker Harding are locked in a battle to define each other as political extremes.
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Sen. Jon Ossoff Doubles Down on Criticism of Trump’s Inner Circle
Sen. Jon Ossoff criticized Trump’s reliance on aide Natalie Harp and other staff, calling them enablers, sparking a sharp retort from the former president.
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David Crowley Secures Wisconsin Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination in Narrow Victory
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley defeated democratic socialist Francesca Hong, securing the Democratic nomination for Wisconsin governor in a tight contest.
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Wisconsin Voters Face Fluid Field and Procedural Hurdles in 2026 Primary
Wisconsin voters head to the polls Tuesday amid a volatile governor’s race featuring candidates who dropped out after absentee ballots were already printed.
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Michigan Primary Results Signal Growing Influence of Progressive Movement in Democratic Party
Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan underscores a deepening divide and an accelerating leftward shift within the Democratic Party ahead of the November elections.
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Trump-Backed Rep. Andy Ogles Loses Tennessee GOP Primary Amid Historic Wave of Incumbent Defeats
Representative Andy Ogles has lost his Republican primary in Tennessee to Charlie Hatcher, marking a historic ninth House incumbent defeat in the 2026 cycle.
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Michigan Senate Race: El-Sayed Eyes General Election Showdown Against Rogers
As primary polling shows Abdul El-Sayed leading the Democratic field, he is already targeting Mike Rogers in a high-stakes battle for Michigan’s Senate seat.
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Ohio Rep. Max Miller’s Reelection Bid Stalled by Escalating Domestic Abuse Allegations
GOP Rep. Max Miller faces mounting pressure as new court filings detail severe domestic abuse allegations, prompting Democratic calls for a House ethics investigation.
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Abdul El-Sayed’s 2026 Senate Bid: A Progressive Challenge to the Michigan Establishment
Front-runner Abdul El-Sayed faces a high-stakes Michigan Senate primary, balancing progressive policy goals against establishment opposition and general election polling.
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James Talarico Pledges $25 Million to Mobilize Black Voters in Texas Senate Race
Democratic nominee James Talarico has pledged $25 million to mobilize Black voters as he competes against Republican Ken Paxton in a tight Texas Senate race.
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US Conservative Shift: Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene Break with Republican Party
Prominent conservative figures Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene have announced their departure from the Republican Party, citing deep-seated disagreements over U.S. foreign policy and the Trump administration’s involvement in the Iran conflict.
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Iowa Rep. Zach Nunn Faces Allegations of Political Pressure in Tight District Race
U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn is facing scrutiny following allegations that he and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pressured a Libertarian candidate to exit the Iowa 3rd District race.
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Clyburn Challenges GOP Redistricting Strategy in South Carolina
Representative Jim Clyburn vows to seek an 18th term despite Republican-led redistricting efforts, warning that the maneuvers could inadvertently boost Democratic representation in South Carolina.
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West Bengal Leadership: BJP Weighs Options After Historic Win
Following a landslide victory in the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections, the BJP is finalizing its leadership structure, with Swapan Dasgupta and others under consideration for key government roles.