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Wisconsin Republicans are emphasizing turnout and party unity ahead of the 2026 elections. Party leaders say low enthusiasm could hurt them in congressional races, and they want JD Vance to campaign in the Midwest to help. The coverage does not report any district-specific result. The news is mildly favorable for Republicans if turnout efforts work, but it also signals concern about enthusiasm. Overall, it points to a competitive race with turnout still a key uncertainty.
Rep. Derrick Van Orden said the GOP can keep the House by focusing on “gas, groceries, and grandkids.”
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.
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.
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.
Multibillion-dollar artificial intelligence hubs are beginning to scramble politics in the crucial swing state as voters worry about costs and local control.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, Rep. Derrick Van Orden and others rally Wisconsin Republicans to unify in the face of a challenging midterm election.
Democrats consider dozens of seats "in play" this November, and aim to leverage the domestic fallout from Trump's war in Iran.
Get ready for the first election of the year, Wisconsin. Here's what to know about candidates, absentee ballots and more for the Feb. 17 election.
Political reporters Molly Beck and Jessie Opoien answer frequently asked questions on Wisconsin's political scene.
Ads linking Democratic candidate John Cavanaugh to Trump appear to have Republican origins.
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We're monitoring and will update when new data impacts the race.
