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Indiana’s 1st District now has its general-election nominees: Barb Regnitz for Republicans and Frank Mrvan for Democrats. The latest related news is mostly about broader redistricting fights, not this district specifically. That leaves the market focused on the general-election environment rather than fresh local changes. The primary results clarify the matchup but do not by themselves shift the party-of-winner market much. The race still appears to hinge on the general-election environment rather than new district-specific developments.
By JONATHAN J. COOPER and STEVE PEOPLES WASHINGTON (AP) — Is there a future in politics for Republicans who cross President Donald Trump? The signs this year suggest no, and Trump has convinced his voters to defeat his adversaries again and again. The next test of the president’s power to extract retribution is on Tuesday, […]
Voters chose candidates to run in November's midterms.
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Republican lawmakers in Tennessee approved a new U.S. House map Thursday that carves up a majority-Black district in Memphis, reshaping it to the GOP’s advantage as part of President Donald Trump’s strategy to hold on to a slim majority in the November midterm elections.
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Richard Benedict Mayers, 54, filed to run on the Republican ticket in Indiana’s 1st Congressional District to appear on the ballot as “Richard Benedict (Sieg Heil) Mayers."
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