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Recent coverage centers on Iowa’s open U.S. Senate race, including the Democratic primary, Ashley Hinson’s TV ad, and Joni Ernst’s exit. The state is drawing national attention, but the summaries do not report new developments in the Iowa State Senate contest itself. The effect on this market appears limited so far. These reports mostly affect the U.S. Senate race, not the Iowa State Senate market directly. For the state Senate market, the impact is limited and unclear.
Amy Davidson Sorkin on Josh Turek, Zach Wahls, Sherrod Brown, and James Talarico—and how something has changed lately in the dynamics of the Democrats’ fight to reclaim the Senate, or, at least, in the Party’s mood.
President Donald Trump isn’t on the ballot this year, but with roughly six months before Election Day, he’ll still likely be the biggest factor in determining the fortunes of the Republican Party
Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are top names in the early GOP president race for 2028.
Cooper extended his lead over Whatley in a new poll of the North Carolina Senate race released on Thursday.
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Standing behind a downtown bar, Evan Duke smiled when he thought about no longer paying federal income tax on the hundreds of dollars in tips he earns on a busy night pouring beers and mixing drinks.
In the ad, Republican US Senate candidate Ashley Hinson emphasizes her work with "both parties" and with Republican President Donald Trump.
With Gov. Kim Reynolds and Sen. Joni Ernst not running, competitive House races and hot primaries, Iowa's in the spotlight this year.
With his time in the governor’s office coming to an end, Brian Kemp has asked Georgia voters for “one last thing.”“Send Derek Dooley to the U.S.
President Donald Trump considers about a subject quietly captivating the Republican Party.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Two Democrats vying to be Iowa's next U.S. senator are scheduled to debate Thursday, as each seeks to convince voters he's better positioned to flip the Republican-held seat in a contest that has seen heavy outside spending and high-profile endorsements.
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