Election Coverage
Impact of Supreme Court Ruling on Voting Rights Act
In 2025, members of Delta Sigma Theta sorority and others will march in Selma, Alabama, commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Bloody Sunday protest that helped pass the Voting Rights Act. Yet, as Republican-led Southern
Israeli Political Crisis: Coalition Tensions and Possible New Elections
Political Turmoil in Israel Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces significant political pressure as his governing coalition risks collapse. Netanyahu’s key ultra-Orthodox coalition partners are lobbying for the parliament to be dissolved, potentially triggering new
Letlow and Fleming Advance in Louisiana GOP Senate Primary, Unseating Cassidy
Washington — CBS News reports that Representative Julia Letlow and Louisiana State Treasurer John Fleming have advanced to a runoff in the Senate Republican primary held on Saturday. This outcome has unseated incumbent GOP Senator
Cassidy Loses Louisiana Primary, Trump-Backed Candidates Advance
Senator Bill Cassidy, known for voting to convict former President Trump in the 2021 impeachment trial, has lost the Republican primary in Louisiana. Two candidates, supported by Trump, are moving forward to a runoff election.
Competing Visions in Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District
In Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Bob Brooks addressed union leaders and supporters with a concise, six-minute speech. Leading the state firefighters union and running for a House seat in Lehigh Valley, Brooks presented himself as a ‘working-class
Trump’s Influence Looms Over Upcoming Midterms
President Donald Trump is not directly participating in this year’s elections, yet his influence remains significant for the Republican Party as the midterms approach in roughly six months. Republican losses in various elections, sometimes by
Sen. Bill Cassidy Loses GOP Primary After Trump Impeachment Vote
Senator Bill Cassidy from Louisiana has lost the chance to advance to a runoff in the GOP Senate primary. This occurs five years following his decision to vote for the conviction of former President Donald
Candidate Jamie Ager Faces Two Opponents in North Carolina
Jamie Ager, a fifth-generation farmer, secured the Democratic nomination to represent a rural North Carolina House district back in March. Now, he finds himself up against two significant challenges: a notable Republican contender and his
House Democrats Focus on Cost of Living Strategies
Several groups within the Democratic Party are working to convey to voters their commitment to addressing living costs. Their initiatives aim to attract working-class voters for upcoming elections. Prescription Drugs and Housing Support A suggestion
Sen. Bill Cassidy Faces Defeat in Louisiana Primary
Senator Bill Cassidy suffered a decisive defeat in the Republican primary in Louisiana. His five-year-old decision to vote for the conviction of President Donald Trump during the impeachment trial surrounding the Jan. 6 attack on