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National Democrats have put Joe Baldacci into the DCCC’s Red to Blue program ahead of Maine’s June 9 primary, giving him a clear organizational boost in the open-seat race. The Republican-side market has edged up to about 0.56, so the backing helps keep the general-election path for ME-02 on traders’ radar.
New reporting on Joe Baldacci’s DCCC boost, plus NRCC polling showing Republican Paul LePage ahead in the district, keeps Maine’s open 2nd District in the spotlight and suggests the primary fight still matters for the general-election path.
Maine is in the middle of its June 9 primary cycle, with voters choosing nominees for governor, Senate, and the U.S. House. Vice President JD Vance also campaigned in Bangor, but the summaries do not report any new House-specific development in Maine’s 2nd District. No clear new district-specific shift is reported. The market likely stays driven by the broader Maine political environment rather than fresh House-specific news.
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.
Get live updates and the latest news as Trump arrives in China for his summit with Xi Jinping and the Nebraska 2nd Congressional District Democratic primary remains too close to call.
A day after Vice President JD Vance said the Trump administration's endeavor to combat fraud in government programs would not be political or partisan, he touted the effort in a campaign-style stop in Maine while promoting a Republican candidate as a fraud fighter and portraying Democrats as enablers of scammers.
The GOP’s House campaign arm shared five new battleground polls with POLITICO, its first publicly released surveys this cycle.
BANGOR, Maine (AP) — Vice President JD Vance highlighted the Trump administration’s efforts to combat fraud in a visit to Maine on Thursday ahead of the state’s…
Omaha may be a blue dot in a sea of Nebraska red, but that point of political pride has sparked a bitter divide among Democrats in one of the nation’s most closely watched congressional races.
More than 200 candidates have signed on to a pledge to reject corporate PAC money, ban congressional stock trading and crack down on campaign finance.
Mills' decision is a rebuke of Democratic Party leadership, who had thrown their support behind Mills over progressive Graham Platner.
A political bribery scandal in Ohio is shadowing Jon Husted this election year.
A more limited landscape for Democratic gains and an unshakable MAGA base both put limits on Republican midterm losses despite all the problems facing that party and an unpopular president.
Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
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