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Michigan Republicans are pushing for more national help in the state, including JD Vance campaigning and major super PAC spending to defend Tom Barrett in the 7th District. Barrett is expected to face the winner of a crowded Democratic primary, keeping the race competitive. The latest news leans slightly toward Republicans by showing major turnout and spending support for Barrett. But the race still looks competitive, with Democrats fielding multiple challengers.
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
Republican officials across key Midwestern battleground states are urging Vice President JD Vance to campaign aggressively ahead of the 2026 midterms, betting his popularity with GOP voters can boost turnout in critical Senate and House races.
Senate Republicans’ super PAC is committing $79 million to Ohio’s 2026 Senate race, making it their top spending priority nationwide as Democrat Sherrod Brown mounts a comeback bid against appointed Sen. Jon Husted.
A proposed Ohio constitutional amendment to enshrine hunting and fishing rights has drawn far more opponents than supporters across three legislative hearings.
No members of their own party have filed to challenge incumbent members of Congress who represent portions of Genesee County.
Congressional Leadership Fund has said it plans to spent $153 million at least on races nationwide.
Candidates had until 4 p.m. to file their paperwork and nominating petitions to get a shot at appearing on the Aug. 4 primary ballots.
An unprecedented gerrymandering effort led by Donald Trump—and internal divisions among Democrats—has made the Minority Leader’s path to victory harder than ever, Jason Zengerle reports.
Democrats have made their opposition to the Iran war clear since it started two months ago. And the party’s candidates in this year’s midterms who served in the military are making their pitches personal.
Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
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