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News · NH
Voters will choose a U.S. senator, two U.S. House members and a governor on Nov. 3, 2026.

News · KY
Kentucky voters will choose a U.S. senator and representatives for all six congressional districts on Nov. 3, 2026.

News · CA
The governor signed legislation that California describes as supporting Native American communities across the state.

News · SC
A Trafalgar Group survey finds Darline Graham one point ahead of Annie Andrews in South Carolina’s Senate contest.

News · NC
A divided state appeals panel upheld a 2024 law moving elections-board appointment authority from the governor to the state auditor.

News · ID
The court action concerns Missouri’s congressional district boundaries and is not tied to a named candidate race.

News · PA
The plan would restrict hemp cannabinoid sales to adults 21 and older while adding testing and registration requirements.

News · CA
The California Supreme Court found that a sheriff’s seizure of ballots violated state election law.

News · CA
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Braun’s Law and other measures intended to strengthen California’s response to DUI offenses.

News · VA
West Virginia has announced Dolly Days, a read-a-thon centered on children and reading.

News · MN
Minnesota’s Nov. 3 ballot includes contests for U.S. Senate, all eight U.S. House seats and four statewide offices.

News · IA
The Iowa election page combines a broad look at 2026 races with historical presidential results but identifies no specific contest or candidate.

News · OR
Oregon’s governor has directed state government to follow new safety standards for artificial intelligence.

News · CA
The California Supreme Court directed that seized ballots be returned, changing who has custody of the election materials.

News · WI
Gov. Gaylord Nelson signed a bill requiring all 1962 cars produced in Wisconsin to come equipped with seatbelts.

News · US
Campaign signs are emerging along Rover Boulevard in White Rock as political activity for the 2026 season becomes more visible.

News · NY
Democrats are preparing wide-ranging House oversight of the Trump administration, with impeachment remaining one possible course.

News · MO
Boundary changes could place some Missouri voters in different U.S. House districts for future elections.

News · CA
Braun’s Law is part of a group of signed bills aimed at strengthening California’s response to DUI offenders.

News · OR
The governor has directed Oregon to increase oversight of artificial intelligence, with the scope and implementation still to be defined.

News · TX
The council approved a municipal campaign finance measure that is not tied to a specific election, race or candidate.

News · MA
KIRO hosts questioned a Massachusetts home-visit initiative involving newborns, focusing attention on consent, privacy and oversight.

News · US
Ocasio-Cortez played down speculation about 2028 and directed attention toward the elections scheduled for 2026.

News · MA
The Massachusetts pilot would provide free MBTA service to seniors who meet its eligibility requirements.

News · FL
The proposal would require a warrant for access to data from Flock cameras, adding judicial review before covered searches could occur.

News · DE
The Delaware Supreme Court heard an appeal over whether legal entities may vote in Fenwick Island municipal elections.

News · VA
Virginia’s Nov. 3 ballot includes a U.S. Senate race and elections in all 11 U.S. House districts.

News · AZ
Phoenix New Times reported that a person it called an Epstein enabler contributed to an Arizona congressman before related files were released.

News · US
Trump first tied the exclusion of three news organizations to their reporting, then added national security as a justification days later.

News · NY
The New York Times title points to 2026 Senate polling but does not identify a specific contest, candidate matchup or result.