Billionaire tax rejected on concern punishing the ultra-rich would hurt California's economy
Mary Peltola makes Alaska vote breakthrough against Dan Sullivan
James Carville's Farewell To Lauren Boebert Is Shocking In Ways You Might Not Expect
Why clarity in Mississippi Senate election could come by week's end
Cost of living matters most to Americans: Sen John Thune
'Drinking from a fire hose': Freshmen lawmakers descend on Washington
More than a dozen key races remain too early to call one week after Election Day
California GOP Rep. Ken Calvert defeats Rep. Young Kim in race for merged 40th District
Standoff at Boyle Heights hospital may signal federal immigration enforcement plans
After Considerable Struggles, Ballot Deadlines Pass in Mississippi
Kornacki: How Republicans’ redistricting gamble ended up ‘firing up’ Democrats in North Carolina
GOP Minority Leadership Votes Come With Warning: ‘We Have to Be Unified’
Bernie Sanders won’t support Schumer for Senate Democratic leader, saying it’s time for change
Jesse Battles sworn in after close race in Senate District 10
Court fight begins over Washington's ban on trans girls in girls' sports
What to Know About Thomas Massie, Leader of Drive to Impeach Hegseth
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Scott Colom's surprising success in the Mississippi Senate race shows a fundamental problem with political forecasting.
A statewide ballot measure that voters resoundingly passed this month could upend the photo radar cameras some Valley cities use to police roads.
Mississippi Senate candidate Scott Colom (D) extended his slim lead by more than 3,000 votes over Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) ahead of two crucial ballot deadlines in the week after Democrats saw sweeping victories in the midterm elections. The Hill’s election partner Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ) found that, with around 95 percent of ballots counted,…
The 2026 midterms were a drubbing for Republicans at nearly every level of government. But there’s an overlooked upshot of the Democrats’ sweep that could effectively alter the U.S. Constitution and the way the country elects its president.The National Popular Vote Compact (NPVC) is now easily achievable.The NPVC is an agreement among states to assign their Electoral College votes to whoever wins the most votes nationwide in a presidential...
Standing up to AIPAC’s agenda has become more than just a policy debate. It’s already a moral litmus test in our elections in a way few issues are.
If there was one obvious conclusion from Democrats’ sweeping victories in the mid-term elections on Tuesday, it seemed to be that the Republican effort to redraw congressional districts in their favor backfired. Starting last summer, Trump and Republican allies undertook an aggressive effort to redraw congressional districts, reconfiguring the lines to give Republican candidates an advantage. Ahead of the midterms, Republicans redrew 15 seats to...
In the wake of that decision, an unknown number of eligible voters arrived at the polls Tuesday, only to find what has happened in nearly every federal election since Mississippi’s first experiments with Experian’s information two years ago: Properly registered voters had been mistakenly inactivated (opens in a new tab) after the secretary of state provided local election officials with inaccurate address lists pulled from commercial data.
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown says his office will defend Initiative 638, but ties to the ACLU, his former law firm and a union raise questions.
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