Election Coverage
Wisconsin Primary Races for House Seats
In Wisconsin, both Democrats and Republicans will select their nominees for the upcoming fall House elections on Tuesday. These selections include candidates for an open seat and for a district projected to be highly competitive.
Senate Race Impact on Darline Graham in Upstate South Carolina
As Sen. Darline Graham seeks the GOP nomination in the Senate race to follow her late brother, Lindsey Graham, the Upstate region of South Carolina is crucial. This area has historically been Lindsey Graham’s weakest
Democrats Select Candidate to Face Gov. Phil Scott
Vermont’s political landscape is set for another electoral contest as incumbent Governor Phil Scott prepares for reelection. Having served as governor for nearly ten years, Scott continues to maintain his political foothold. Vermont allows governors
Republicans Compete to Challenge Democrat Becca Balint in Vermont
Representative Becca Balint, a Democrat from Vermont, is seeking a third term as the state’s only House representative. Balint is known for her strong political presence, having secured her position with considerable margins in past
Voters Decide in Primaries for Redrawn Districts in Alabama
Four of Alabama’s seven congressional districts are currently conducting primary elections under a newly established map that primarily benefits the Republican Party. This redrawing of districts follows Alabama Governor Kay Ivey’s decision to postpone the
Former Hartford Mayor Challenges Veteran Congressman
John B. Larson is pursuing his 15th term in Congress, representing central Connecticut. Currently, he faces a vigorous primary challenge within the Democratic Party. His opponent, Luke Bronin, previously served as the mayor of Hartford.
Minnesota Voters Prepare for Congressional District Elections
In Minnesota, residents across the 1st to 8th congressional districts are selecting candidates for the upcoming November ballot. The elections, taking place on August 11, 2026, play a crucial role in shaping the state’s political
Sarah Trone Garriott’s Stance on Locker Room Policies Challenged by Her Voting Record
Sarah Trone Garriott, a Democratic candidate for Congress in Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District, aims to reassure voters about her stance on locker room access. She asserts that she opposes allowing men in women’s locker rooms,
Federal Judge Blocks Part of Trump’s Mail-In Voting Executive Order
A Massachusetts federal judge recently halted the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) from executing a segment of President Donald Trump’s executive directive aimed at tightening mail-in voting rules for the 2026 midterm elections. U.S. District Judge
Republican Primary Runoff Set in South Carolina Senate Race
Republican Primary Advances to Runoff Darline Graham and Ralph Norman will face off in the runoff for the South Carolina Senate primary. The winner will compete against Democrat Annie Andrews in November’s general election. Neither