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Exit Polls Show Left-Wing Opposition Ahead in Swedish Vote, Projected to Win Majority
Initial SVT data favored the Social Democrats, but partial counts indicate a near tie between the two major political blocs.
Missouri Redistricting Rulings Create Uncertainty for 2026 House Races
Conflicting judicial decisions and legislative gridlock leave candidates with unclear district boundaries just weeks before the filing deadline.
Convicted Sex Offender Offers Opening Prayer at GOP Senate Rally in North Carolina
The incident occurred during a campaign event for the Republican Senate nominee, drawing scrutiny to vetting processes at local political gatherings.
Senate Faces Tight Timeline to Pass Crypto and College Sports Bills Before Midterms
A procedural vote on the Clarity Act is scheduled for Tuesday, while a vote on college sports funding remains unscheduled amid Democratic concerns over presidential ethics exemptions.
Senate Whip Barrasso Says Democrats Fear Rise of Progressive Candidates in Midterm Races
Speaking at the RNC convention in Dallas, Barrasso cited private concerns from Democratic colleagues about candidates like El-Sayed and Talarico becoming the party's standard-bearers.
Dem Senate Nominee Cooper Declines Socialist Pledge, Cites Need for Party Unity
Former Gov. Roy Cooper states the Democratic Party needs a 'wide spectrum' to defeat Republicans in North Carolina, rejecting the 'Promise to America' initiative.
GOP Touts 'Big Beautiful Bill' Amid Mixed Results on Taxes, Aid, and Immigration
One year after enactment, the legislation has extended tax breaks and boosted enforcement, but CBO data shows a $3.4 trillion deficit increase and significant drops in SNAP enrollment.
DDHQ Shifts Senate Odds to Democrats, Then Back to GOP: 'A Coin Flip'
The handicapper's brief move to 51 percent for Democrats highlighted the tightness of midterm races before reverting to a Republican edge.
House Rules Committee Hearings Feature Member Proposals for Remote Voting and Ethics Reforms
Twelve members offered recommendations during the biennial 'member day' hearing, including allowing parents to vote via proxy and tightening ethics enforcement.
Missouri Secretary of State Faces Contempt Hearing Amid Redistricting Battle
Secretary of State Denny Hoskins is set to appear before the state Supreme Court as judges weigh sanctions over the state's congressional map.