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Georgia Secretary of State Says Voter Registration Problems Span Both Parties
Op-ed details probe of Musk-linked Ready to Register mailings and revisits 2014 issues with Abrams' New Georgia Project.
Georgia Probes Unsolicited Voter Registration Mailers Linked to Musk PAC
The state compares the mailings to a 2014 controversy involving Stacey Abrams' New Georgia Project, which faced widespread application deficiencies.
El-Sayed Senate Campaign Collected $115K From CAIR-Affiliated Donors, Review Finds
The review found at least 41 donors tied to the group, which the UAE has designated a terrorist organization and Florida and Texas have formally labeled as such.
SpaceX Shareholder Says He Will Keep Selling Stock 'Every Chance I Get'
Elon Musk said he will continue trimming his stake in the privately held rocket company, whose valuation has climbed to roughly $350 billion.
GOP Dropout Candidate Puts 'Communist' Opponent on Notice After Comeback Win
Tom Smith suspended his campaign and endorsed rival Al Lemmo last month, then defeated Trump-backed Amir Hassan in Tuesday's primary by a substantial margin.
New Tennessee Congressional Map Splitting Memphis Debuts in Primary
The Republican-drawn lines divide Davidson County into three districts and split Shelby County, reshaping races across all nine House seats.
Chuck Edwards Drops Reelection Bid After Ethics Panel Calls for Censure
The House Ethics Committee recommended censure Monday after an investigation found Edwards violated the chamber's sexual harassment policies toward staff.
Empty Pews and Fear of ICE on Maryland's Eastern Shore After TPS Ends for Haitians
The end of deportation protections has shrunk Haitian congregations on the Delmarva Peninsula as families weigh leaving amid enforcement fears.
Glenn Youngkin Launches Education Policy Group as White House Speculation Mounts
The Empowering America's Parents initiative will advocate for school choice and parental rights legislation across multiple states.
Michigan Senate Primary Takes Center Stage as Voters Head to Polls in Five States
The Stevens-El-Sayed contest has drawn millions in outside spending and could help determine control of the chamber.