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Ohio Dem Amy Acton’s Slurred Speech Raises Questions Ahead of Election Day
Democratic gubernatorial candidate stumbles through remarks in Toledo while critics highlight potential $21 billion spending gap in her economic plan.
Dem Operative Admits Ilhan Omar Case Has Legs as Liberal Firewall Begins to Crack
Former Minnesota state rep Joe Radinovich says allegations of marriage fraud are 'almost certainly true' amid federal investigation.
Daily Wire to Screen 'Confession' in 100 Theaters for Members-Only Event on Nov. 11
The film, written by Ben Shapiro and starring Rob Lowe and James Franco, is exclusive to Daily Wire subscribers and will also stream online the same night.
Texas Senate Race Polls Show Talarico Leading Paxton by Wider Margin Than 2018 Cruz-O’Rourke Contest
Democrat James Talarico has raised $146 million since launching his campaign, while Republicans rely on over $200 million in outside spending to defend the seat.
AI Chatbots Cite Pro-Democrat Websites Posing as Local News in Midterm Races
NPR analysis finds ChatGPT frequently cites a network of 37 websites registered on the same day to promote Democratic House candidates in competitive districts.
Peltola Denies Knowledge of 'Decoy Dan' Scheme as Sullivan Alleges Deception
The DOJ moves to delay Alaska election certification after reports that the Democratic campaign recruited a lookalike candidate to split the incumbent's vote.
Judge Denies Federal Request to Segregate California Ballots, Cites Risk to Election Integrity
U.S. District Judge David O. Carter ruled that sequestering up to 20,000 ballots mid-election would violate the Voting Rights Act and disrupt ongoing voting.
Shapiro Seeks Strong Finish in Pennsylvania Race With 2028 Implications
The governor is threatening a double-digit lead over Trump-backed Stacy Garrity while aiming to flip congressional seats and secure a state trifecta.
GOP Braces for Significant Losses in Deep-Red Districts Ahead of Midterms
Internal polling suggests Republicans may lose seats in Ohio, Louisiana, and other states Trump won by double digits due to cost-of-living concerns.
Resurfaced Peltola Quote on Criminal Misleading Comes Back Amid Spoiler Candidate Probe
Conservative critics cite a past statement by the Alaska Senate candidate calling for criminal penalties for misleading voters as DOJ investigates alleged scheme to confuse electorate.