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The midterm primary season is nearly complete and the general election is less than two months away, but there’s still plenty of uncertainty in the House and Senate battlegrounds. Polls show Republican candidates and incumbents around the country underperforming in states and districts that typically vote for Republicans.
Latino voters shift toward Democrats in Texas battlegrounds amid discontent over high prices, immigration and Trump's presidency.
A pair of new polls in Senate battleground states highlights the basic tension at the heart of the midterm elections. Both states show a high percentage of voters who say they want to register a protest against President Donald Trump by voting in their Senate races,
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How Republicans — and Trump — are grappling with the party’s future after he leaves the stage
For a decade, President Donald Trump has made himself his party’s main character — a singular force around whom its rallies, conventions and political identity have revolved.
Critics sneered at Trump’s appeal. “Sounds like a plan!” wrote “Pod Save America” co-host Dan Pfeiffer on X. “Its all make believe,” wrote another. It’s not the first time recently that Trump has appealed to Republican Party voters to pretend that he’s on the ballot in this fall’s elections.
Democratic senator surprises with video at first-ever GOP midterm convention.
Republicans are gathering for a midterm convention in Dallas as Democrats have improved their odds to take over both chambers of Congress.
And yet, at a gathering that fans and foes alike had nicknamed the “Trump-a-palooza,” the president and his Republican allies spent more time whipping up fears about the specter of socialism, communism and even anarchy than they did trumpeting the successes of his administration.
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Charlie Kirk continues to inspire Republicans as party rallies for midterm battle: 'Have courage'
Republicans at the GOP midterm convention in Dallas reflect on Charlie Kirk's assassination one year after the Turning Point USA founder was killed at a college event.
Democratic Sen. John Fetterman spoke to the Republican midterm convention via video Wednesday, further escalating the growing rupture between the Pennsylvanian and his party. Fetterman spoke for just over one minute in a recorded video introducing his fellow Pennsylvania senator,
The president will speak on both nights of a gathering billed as a midterm convention. But with his approval ratings sagging, it’s unclear whether the event will help Republicans in tough races.