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2026 Senate Outlook
- 🔥 Democrats see Senate majority opening despite rift over Schumer: Democrats must hold all seats including two Trump-won...

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The cycle of expanding then rolling back democratic participation that ended Reconstruction is repeating in statehouses and courtrooms ahead of the...
The less-noticed National Republican Senatorial Committee v. FEC ruling (6-3) overturned 25-year limits on party-candidate coordination, likely...
Democratic socialist Melat Kiros toppled 15-term Rep. Diana DeGette in Colorado's 1st District primary, ending her long hold on the safe Democratic...
Republican Senate nominees are rapidly launching candidate-specific super PACs, gaining extra cash and independence from party committees.
Kansas voters decide August 4 on a GOP-backed amendment to elect Supreme Court justices directly starting in 2028, raising stakes for abortion...
Trump admin escalates election probes despite court blocks on executive control.
Darializa Avila Chevalier's upset primary win in New York's 13th district is drawing fire after CNN revealed her deleted tweets praising Marxism and...
Republicans are poised to deploy tens of millions in coordinated spending after the Supreme Court struck down limits on party-candidate...
Melat Kiros defeated 15-term Rep. Diana DeGette in Colorado's Democratic primary by centering calls for an arms embargo on Israel and rejecting AIPAC...
The Supreme Court struck down decades-old limits on how much political parties can spend coordinating with candidates, ruling in NRSC v. FEC that such...
The Supreme Court struck down federal caps on coordinated spending between parties and candidates in a 6–3 ruling, overturning its 2001 precedent and...
The Supreme Court’s reversal of 50-year-old limits on party-candidate coordinated spending immediately benefits Republicans in Maine’s Senate race,...
Parties can now coordinate unlimited spending with candidates, potentially eclipsing super PACs' influence.
The Supreme Court struck down limits on party-candidate coordinated spending, removing the split between coordinated and independent funds. This lets...