Election Coverage
Alaska Election Official Rules Against Candidacy of Senate Challenger Named Sullivan
An Alaska election official decided on Monday that Daniel J. Sullivan, a candidate challenging incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, cannot appear on the primary ballot. The official cited attempts to confuse voters as the reason
Alaska Elections Official Rules Against Challenger in U.S. Senate Race
The Alaska Division of Elections recently announced a decision affecting the upcoming U.S. Senate primary. Carol Beecher, the Director of Elections, declared that a candidate with the same name and party affiliation as incumbent Republican
Trump-Backed Candidate Trails in Georgia Runoff: Poll Insights
The Republican gubernatorial runoff in Georgia is tightening, with Donald Trump-backed candidate Burt Jones trailing businessman Rick Jackson by 3 points, according to a recent InsiderAdvantage poll. The poll suggests a dramatic shift in the
Maine Voters React to Controversies Surrounding Graham Platner
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner faces criticism over past actions, including allegations from ex-girlfriends and a tattoo associated with controversy. Opinions among Maine voters differ as Platner gets ready for the primary against GOP Sen.
Graham Platner’s Controversial Path to Senate Nomination
Graham Platner, a candidate with a history of controversies, secured the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Maine. Some of his past actions have raised significant concerns among voters and media outlets. Controversies Surrounding
Spencer Pratt’s Feud With LA Political Leaders
Spencer Pratt claims to have audio recordings that might compel either Mayor Karen Bass or City Councilmember Nithya Raman to resign. This claim intensifies his ongoing conflict with Los Angeles political figures after his loss
Concerns Over Political Integrity in U.S. Senate Race
Genevieve McDonald, the former political director of Graham Platner’s Senate primary campaign in Maine, expressed significant concerns over his candidacy in an online op-ed dated June 8. She stated that Platner demonstrates a recurring pattern
Federal Authorities Raid Ohio Voter Registration Group Office
Federal law enforcement officials conducted a raid on Thursday targeting an Ohio-based organizing group. This group had conducted one of the most extensive voter registration initiatives in the state during the 2024 elections. The raid
Postal Service’s Role in Mail Voting Sparks Legal Battles
A small group of states that conducts their elections mainly by mail is now at the center of a significant conflict. This issue could determine the fate of millions of ballots this fall. A proposed
U.S. Postal Service Proposal Sparks Debate Over Mail Ballots
The U.S. Postal Service has put forward a controversial new rule related to mail-in voting, causing significant concern among Democrats and voting-rights advocates. The proposed rule suggests that the Postal Service might refuse to deliver