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Elections and votingWith the House away until after the midterms, Roll Call’s Sept. 25 video highlights an unusual week of Senate talk.
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With the House away until after the midterms, Roll Call’s Sept. 25 video highlights an unusual week of Senate talk.

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Some polls show the contest tightening as Whatley and Cooper begin the final 40 days before the 2026 election.

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USA Today says polling and analyst assessments show Democrats positioned to take congressional control, but that is not an election result.

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The NBC News midterm election heading references congressional and state contests but identifies no specific race, candidate or poll.

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The development concerns US midterm elections generally and is not tied to a named race, election or candidate.

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The group is urging Republican lawmakers to link high living costs to federal expansion and promote spending restraint and greater competition.

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A development involving Elon Musk has renewed scrutiny of privately backed tools or services that could touch election data.

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Chinese reporters accompanying President Xi Jinping clashed with U.S. journalists and security personnel during his White House state visit.

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Muslim Americans are responding to Republican politicians’ messages opposing Sharia as an unspecified election approaches.

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The Sept. 24 edition of “The Takeout” focuses on Trump’s ceremony for Xi Jinping and the restoration of journalists’ White House access.

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Three independent candidates visited Capitol Hill to discuss AI and argue that officeholders can operate outside the two major parties.

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A review identified more than 30,000 noncitizens added to voter rolls in 11 states since 2000, though the count remains subject to revision.

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The breaks are emerging less than six weeks before Election Day as Republicans work to protect a slim congressional majority.

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Mark Zuckerberg, Sam Altman, Elon Musk and Amazon’s founder joined business leaders at Thursday’s White House state dinner.

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New polling finds broad concern about the midterms, but earlier elections do not show that such worries consistently reduce voting.

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Trump’s national ratings have fallen to a record low, while Democrats are now favored in the contests for control of the House and Senate.

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Trump and Xi held a short summit covering a broad agenda, the focus of an NPR conversation with Mary Louise Kelly and Emily Feng.

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The tracker focuses on which party voters want to hold the House majority, rather than any single congressional contest.

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The former White House communications director said Leavitt and John Kelly would have advised Trump against barring media outlets.

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An impeachment effort against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is creating different timing questions for House Republicans and Democrats.

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A federal official said an effort targeting noncitizens on state voter rolls generated about 1,600 cases and 160 arrests.

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Joe Gruters said he expects Republicans to finish the midterms with 220 House seats and 53 Senate seats.

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Judges say underfunding is leaving courts unable to keep pace with their workload, raising a policy issue without a directly linked 2026 race.

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A White House media ban has overshadowed Trump’s prescription drug message as Republicans prepare for the midterm elections.

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A new AP-KFF poll focuses on rural voters’ feelings about Trump as the midterm elections approach.

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Some Democrats are seeking to persuade voters that Republicans’ broad characterization of their party does not reflect who they are.

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More than 70 lawmakers from the United States, Canada, Colombia and elsewhere in the Americas are urging the Trump administration to halt the campaign.

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The three news organizations say the Trump administration violated the First Amendment by revoking their press passes and denying entry.

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Weijia Jiang said barring CNN, Politico and MS NOW reporters from White House coverage affects the broader press corps.

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Actions involving White House press access, Greenland and an arch in Washington raise questions about the limits of presidential authority.