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A rape allegation from Jenny Racicot against Graham Platner broke Monday, detailing a 2021 assault she described as non-consensual. Platner denied it...
The Supreme Court’s term featured rulings that weakened voting rights, boosted presidential power, and invited corruption in elections.
PACs and Super PACs invest billions to influence elections, shaping voter messaging beyond traditional campaign budgets.
Federal efforts to enforce noncitizen voting bans are advancing on multiple fronts ahead of 2026.
A federal judge ruled several Arkansas laws restricting citizen-led ballot petitions violate the First Amendment, blocking requirements like photo ID checks and cool-off periods as burdens on political speech.
The SAVE America Act mandates proof of citizenship, photo ID, and noncitizen removal from rolls for federal elections.
Louisiana plunged into uncharted constitutional crisis when voters elected exonerated advocate Calvin Duncan as court clerk, only for Republican...
The Supreme Court struck down limits on party-candidate coordinated spending, handing party committees new power to direct strategy and ads...
Graham Platner denies a 2021 sexual assault allegation from a former partner, but the claim has triggered withdrawals from Reps. Ro Khanna and Ruben...
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a case challenging Arizona's requirements for documentary proof of citizenship when registering to vote and for...
Federal efforts to seize voter roll control clash with state-level polling restrictions, revealing a widening battle over access and oversight.
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Two competitive coastal districts up for grabs in November could strengthen or erode the GOP's five-seat edge, as non-affiliated voters decide outcomes in a region where the influential bipartisan coastal caucus shapes policy.
HD86's first open race since 1985 gives Democrats a rare opening in this heavily Republican Panhandle district.