Byron Donalds Won Florida’s Governor Primary Without the One Endorsement That Should Have Mattered
Ron DeSantis spent six years turning the Florida governorship into a national platform, and on Tuesday night […]
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A Nevada Judge Threw Out the Fake Electors Case Because the Defendants Never Hid What They Did
Clark County Judge Mary Kay Holthus dismissed forgery charges against six Nevada Republicans, ruling that because the signers announced the alternate certificate publicly, prosecutors could not show intent to deceive.
Wisconsin Democrats Chose Electability by 3,000 Votes, and It Took a Governor to Do It
David Crowley won the Democratic nomination for governor of Wisconsin on Tuesday by roughly 3,000 votes out
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Minnesota Republicans Spent the Summer Campaigning Against Their Own Front-Runner
Minnesota Republicans endorsed Kendall Qualls for governor in May. Donald Trump endorsed Mike Lindell in July, Lindell
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AIPAC Spent a Record $30 Million to Stop Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan. He Won Anyway.
Abdul El-Sayed is Michigan’s Democratic nominee for Senate, a result NBC News projected early Wednesday after a
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Fact Check: Trump’s Five Big Election Claims, and What His Own Documents Actually Say
Donald Trump stood in front of a primetime camera Thursday night and told the country its elections
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ABC and NBC Refused to Air Trump’s Election Speech, and His Own Party Begged Him Not to Give It
Donald Trump took the East Room podium Thursday night to deliver a primetime address on “free and
Trump Fires the Last Election Assistance Commissioners Four Months Before the Midterms
The White House fired the remaining members of the federal Election Assistance Commission on Thursday, leaving the
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The Supreme Court Saved Mail-Ballot Grace Periods 5-4, and the RNC’s Own Textualism Did the Work
The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that states can keep counting mail ballots that arrive after Election
Mamdani’s Candidates Sweep New York Primaries in a Direct Rebuke to Democratic Leadership
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani went three for three in Tuesday’s congressional primaries, with every candidate
Colombia Elects ‘El Tigre’ in a Razor-Thin Runoff That Redraws Latin America’s Political Map
Colombia just made the sharpest rightward turn in its modern political history, and the rest of Latin
Graham Platner’s Nazi Tattoo Is Back in the Headlines, and Democrats Still Cannot Agree on What to Do About It
The most uncomfortable conversation in Democratic politics right now is not about policy, strategy, or fundraising. It
Ken Paxton Defeats John Cornyn in Texas Senate Primary: 2026 Runoff Results and What Comes Next
Ken Paxton, the indicted, impeached, and Trump-endorsed attorney general of Texas, routed four-term Senator John Cornyn in
67 Million Voter Records Checked: Inside the Trump Administration’s Controversial Midterm Eligibility Purge
The Trump administration has run 67 million voter registrations through DHS databases ahead of the 2026 midterms, flagging 24,000 as potential noncitizens and 350,000 as deceased. Six federal lawsuits have been filed. Critics call it the largest voter purge in American history. The administration calls it election integrity.
SCOTUS Lets Alabama Erase a Black-Majority District Eight Days Before the Primary
A 6-3 Supreme Court on May 11 cleared Alabama to scrap a Black-majority district held by Rep. Shomari Figures, eight days before the May 19 primary.
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SUPREME COURT GUTS VOTING RIGHTS ACT IN 6-3 LOUISIANA RULING, RESHAPING THE 2028 MAP
In a 6-3 ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court rewrote Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, raising the bar for racial gerrymandering challenges and clearing the way for Republican map gains across the South.
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Virginia Redistricting Results 2026: Voters Approve New Map That Could Hand Democrats Control of the House
Virginia voters narrowly approved a referendum to redraw the state’s congressional map, giving Democrats a structural advantage in 10 of 11 House districts. The vote could reshape the 2026 midterms, but a pending state Supreme Court challenge may erase the results entirely.
Viktor Orbán Defeated: Hungary Election Results 2026 Show Péter Magyar’s Pro-Democracy Movement Ends 16 Years of Authoritarian Rule
Viktor Orbán’s 16-year grip on Hungary has been shattered by Péter Magyar’s center-right Tisza party, proving that even rigged electoral systems can be overcome by unified opposition. The upset is a watershed moment for democratic resilience and a symbolic defeat for global populism.