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News · US
Officials reportedly argue that an existing White House bunker weakens the case for renovating the East Wing to add protected space.
News · US
Leavitt will move from the White House to a super PAC affiliated with Trump, a change not directly tied to a specific race or election.
News · US
The White House called Rosie O'Donnell “a total slob” in response to jokes she made involving Trump and Harp.
News · US
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for construction of a White House ballroom to continue.
News · US
Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily allowed White House ballroom construction to proceed, leaving further action to determine what happens next.
News · US
Boston, Denver and Philadelphia are the three cities under consideration for the Democratic convention in 2028.
News · US
The latest poll reading keeps Americans’ drinking at the lowest level recorded in the survey’s historical trend.
News · IL
Illinois’ Democratic primary contests are drawing attention to generational change and the role of campaign spending.
News · FL
Donalds kept his House re-election campaign open while pursuing the governor’s office, leaving both campaign efforts in place at the same time.
News · US
Silver Bulletin’s FLIPR forecast addresses the 2026 midterms without naming a specific contest, candidate or projected winner.
News · US
Gabbard issued an emotional personal update about her husband’s cancer several months after her departure from the White House.
News · US
The departure creates a personnel change in the White House’s work with Congress before the legislative session leading into the midterms.
News · FL
A polling firm is facing criticism over an allegation that it falsified data connected to a Florida primary.
News · NY
The New York Times is tracking competitive congressional contests, but this development is not tied to one race, election or candidate.
News · IA
The Cook Political Report moved its assessments of the Iowa and Texas governor’s races in a direction more favorable to Democrats.
News · FL
A Google News item references three takeaways from a Florida primary and a Senate surprise but does not identify the election, candidates, results or takeaways.
News · AZ
FOX 10 Phoenix reports that Hobbs leads Biggs in a new poll of Arizona’s 2026 governor’s race. The station has not published the candidates’ results or key methodological details.
News · PA
Pennsylvania’s next governor could influence how the state runs elections, though no specific policy change or candidate position has been identified.
News · IA
An unidentified organization rates Iowa’s Senate contest a “toss-up” and the governor’s race “leans Democrat,” but has not published polling or explained its methodology.
News · FL
Florida’s U.S. House and U.S. Senate primary winners cannot be identified because the election date, candidates, race results, vote totals and certified outcomes are unspecified.
News · FL
Republican Rep. Cory Mills of Florida has lost his effort to remain in the U.S. House. The circumstances and timing of the outcome are unclear.
News · FL
Florida Republican Rep. Cory Mills has lost his effort to remain in Congress, though the process and timing remain unclear.
News · FL
Florida voters are selecting party candidates for statewide and congressional races following redistricting.
News · FL
Florida voters are choosing party candidates for governor, Senate and several U.S. House races following redistricting.
News · US
A new poll reported by The Hill places Democrats eight points ahead of the GOP on the congressional ballot.
News · US
A congressional ballot poll puts Democrats eight points ahead of Republicans. The Hill did not name the pollster or report the survey’s methodology or individual party percentages.
News · ME
A Google News listing about 2026 Maine Senate polling contains no poll results, candidate names or election record.
News · FL
NPR Politics spoke with Angie Nixon about organizing her Florida U.S. Senate primary campaign while facing a large spending disadvantage.
News · FL
Nixon won a Florida U.S. Senate primary after relying on grassroots organizing while facing a major spending disadvantage.
News · AK
A new report says votes in favor of Ballot Measure 1 increased, but the supplied information does not include totals or the count’s status.