
News · MD
Moore signs order setting Maryland data center rules
Elections and votingMoore’s executive order establishes new state rules for data centers without a direct connection to a race or election.
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News · MD
Moore’s executive order establishes new state rules for data centers without a direct connection to a race or election.

News · CA
The court ruled against Bianco in a legal matter that has no direct connection to a candidate race or election.

News · CA
The governor signed a law broadening species take authorizations for renewable energy projects in California.

News · WA
Seattle city leaders are pushing back on the mayor’s budget proposal, signaling disagreement before a final spending plan is settled.

News · AL
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced a settlement with TikTok that his office described as historic and worth multiple millions of dollars.

News · FL
Florida’s attorney general has filed a lawsuit accusing a contractor of fraud tied to hurricane-related work.

News · MO
The court again rejected a Missouri district map described as favoring Republicans, marking the third rejection.

News · MA
Massachusetts voters will choose a governor, a U.S. senator, nine U.S. representatives and other statewide officials on Nov. 3.

News · KS
Kansas will elect a governor, a U.S. senator and other federal and statewide officials on Nov. 3, 2026.

News · TX
Texas’ highest criminal court upheld the reversal of Crystal Mason’s Tarrant County voter fraud conviction, ending her case after nearly 10 years.

News · HI
Hawaii’s Nov. 3 ballot includes races for governor, lieutenant governor and both of the state’s U.S. House seats.

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 · WA
An eight-point consensus covers tariff reductions on reciprocal trade and new talks between Washington and Beijing on artificial intelligence.

News · US
Declining Republican support and negative views of the economy are weighing on Trump’s approval weeks before the midterms.

News · US
Two lawmakers want congressional hearings after the Navy confirmed eight suicide attempts during the strike group’s extended deployment.

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 · VT
The Vermont senator’s bill would shield qualifying housing grants and state tax-credit sale income from federal taxation.

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 · US
A letter to Congress says Kennedy Center leaders stopped planned waterproofing work months before leaks were cited in the venue’s closure.

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.