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Kansas's 3rd District is heading into a contested primary on both sides. Incumbent Democrat Sharice Davids has a Democratic challenger, while Republicans Eric Jenkins and Chase LaPorte are fighting for their nomination. A Libertarian candidate will also appear on the general election ballot. The primary challenges add some uncertainty, but the summaries do not show a clear shift in the general-election race. The district still appears centered on candidate selection rather than a major change in party odds.
After 10 states enacted new congressional maps, Republicans are in position to gain up to 16 seats this fall, compared with six for the Democrats, as the parties vie for control of the House.
TOPEKA — Retired Air Force Col. Chris Carmichael believes he can defeat Republican U.S. Rep. Ron Estes in the 4th District congressional race, even though the incumbent won the seat by a 30-point margin two years ago.A Democrat hasn’t represented the Wichita-area district since Dan Glickman lost his...
Zach Lahn embraced Gov. Kim Reynolds' conservative legacy as Iowa Republicans rallied behind their governor nominee at the GOP Lincoln Dinner.
U.S. Reps. Tracey Mann, Derek Schmidt, Sharice Davids and Ron Estes all face primary challengers in 2026 and would have general election opponents.
U.S. Senate hopefuls Ken Paxton and Graham Platner are in Washington, D.C., to rally party support. Paxton, a Republican from Texas, plans to meet with President Donald Trump after securing his...
Local TV stars from Miami to Pennsylvania are running for office. A former weatherman hopes breaking news experience will help fix a stalled Congress.
Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: ___ May 8 The Washington Post on Trump's second tariff defeat The Trump administration is…
By Edward-Isaac Dovere, CNN New Orleans (CNN) — Quietly, someone no one had been thinking about as a 2028 contender showed up to a meeting of Democratic activists here and started to incept a presidential campaign – including for himself. It helped that the meeting was in the city that gave Mitch Landrieu the accent
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