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Elections

Campaigns, primaries, voting, polls

New York Post

Bloomberg-funded PAC supports Hochul's re-election campaign in New York

A super PAC funded by Mike Bloomberg is spending over $1 million to support New York Governor Kathy Hochul's re-election campaign. The campaign will focus on competitive districts and follows Hochul's announcement of New York's participation in a federal education tax credit program, which has faced opposition from teachers' unions. Bloomberg has previously donated significant amounts to pro-Hochul groups and other charter school initiatives.

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Daily Wire

Troy Jackson and Susan Collins Engage in Heated Exchange During Maine Senate Debate

In the final Maine Senate debate on October 15, 2026, Democrat Troy Jackson and Republican Senator Susan Collins had a heated exchange after a protester interrupted with concerns about artificial intelligence. Jackson currently leads Collins by 1.3 percentage points in polling, while also addressing questions about his ties to the Democratic Socialists of America and his support for Medicare for All.

Bias: 30 Sentiment: +0.00
PBS NewsHour

Trump Administration Files Lawsuit Against California Over Mail-in Ballots for Alleged Noncitizens

The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against California election officials, seeking to block the counting of mail-in ballots from individuals identified as likely noncitizens until their citizenship status is verified. California officials have criticized the federal government's claims and stated that they are in compliance with federal election laws.

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Fox News — Latest

Mamdani's staff expresses discontent with candidate Chevalier over comments on ICE shooting

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's staff is reportedly unhappy with Democratic House candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier over her criticism of NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch following an ICE shooting incident. Mamdani has stated he will not remove Tisch, despite calls from Chevalier and her party. The NYPD defended Tisch's comments, while sources within Mamdani's team expressed concerns about Chevalier's rhetoric.

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Al Jazeera English

Challenges for Netanyahu Ahead of Upcoming Israeli Elections

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under scrutiny ahead of the October 27 elections due to accusations of failing to prevent the October 7 attacks, despite receiving warnings. Former officials have indicated that Netanyahu was informed about the potential for escalation in Gaza, raising questions about his accountability and electoral prospects.

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New York Times — Politics

Trump Administration Files Lawsuit Against California Regarding Voter Rolls

The Trump administration has initiated a lawsuit against California, requesting a court order to halt the counting of mail ballots from about 20,000 individuals identified as likely noncitizens. The case raises questions about voter eligibility in the state.

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Washington Examiner

Historical Lessons from Pittsburgh for Future House Majorities

In April 1894, Coxey's Army marched to Washington to protest economic conditions during a depression, while Pittsburgh's political landscape shifted dramatically in the subsequent elections. The article draws parallels between historical electoral trends and current voter sentiments, emphasizing that parties often misinterpret electoral victories as endorsements of their policies. As the House approaches another election cycle, the winning party must recognize the transient nature of voter support.

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Los Angeles Times

Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against California Over Ballot Counting

The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against California, seeking to stop the counting of ballots from approximately 20,000 voters alleged to be likely noncitizens. California officials have condemned the lawsuit as unfounded and based on unreliable data, asserting that there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. The lawsuit has raised concerns among Democratic senators about potential interference in the electoral process.

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Washington Examiner

Vice President JD Vance to Hold Rally in Michigan

Vice President JD Vance will hold a rally in Michigan on October 19, 2026, to support Republican voters and Senate nominee Mike Rogers in the upcoming election. Current polling indicates Rogers is trailing Democrat Abdul el Sayed by 1 point.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Accuses Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed of Ties to Muslim Brotherhood

President Donald Trump has accused Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed of having ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, referencing claims made by El-Sayed's half-sister regarding their mother's involvement with the group. El-Sayed has denied these allegations and criticized opponents for using anti-Muslim rhetoric instead of discussing policy issues.

Bias: 30 Sentiment: -0.20
wbaltv.com

Rep. Andy Harris Clashes with Audience and Reporter at Eastern Shore Forum

During a candidate forum on October 14, 2026, U.S. Rep. Andy Harris clashed with audience members and threatened to remove a reporter from Capital News Service. Harris attributed rising diesel prices to Democratic policies and became confrontational when questioned by the press. Following the incident, he claimed the event was private and criticized the reporter's approach, while his campaign expressed concerns about political violence.

Bias: 30 Sentiment: -0.20
nypost.com

FBI and Capitol Police Investigate Suspicious Letters Mailed to Election Offices

The FBI, US Postal Inspection Service, and Capitol Police are investigating letters with suspicious substances sent to congressional and state election offices. Some letters were opened, prompting evacuations, while others were intercepted before delivery. The return address on one envelope linked to the Democratic Socialists of America, which stated it no longer occupies that address.

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New York Times — US

Trump Administration's Actions Regarding Midterm Election Results

Election officials are worried that the Trump administration may challenge the results of the upcoming midterm elections if they do not align with Republican interests. The report includes insights from White House correspondent Zolan Kanno-Youngs on the administration's current actions.

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Al Jazeera English

Poll Indicates Voter Discontent with Trump Ahead of Midterm Elections

A poll by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows that 80 percent of Americans believe significant change is needed in governance ahead of the November 3 midterm elections. Economic concerns dominate voter sentiment, with a majority disapproving of President Trump's handling of key issues. The survey also highlights differing priorities among voters, with healthcare and immigration being significant topics.

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Washington Examiner

Trump Labels Abdul El Sayed as 'Muslim Brotherhood Guy' During Michigan Event

President Donald Trump referred to Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El Sayed as a "Muslim Brotherhood guy" during a recent event. El Sayed, who has denied any ties to the group, is in a competitive race against Republican nominee Mike Rogers to replace retiring Sen. Gary Peters. Trump also discussed his busy schedule of political rallies leading up to the midterm elections.

Bias: 30 Sentiment: -0.50
Guardian — US

Texas Faces Lawsuit Over Voter Registration Delays Due to System Failure

Texas election officials are facing a lawsuit from voting registration organizations due to a backlog of nearly 600,000 voter registration applications caused by a computer system failure. The situation has prompted concerns about the state's ability to ensure eligible voters can register ahead of early voting.

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Washington Examiner

Investigation Underway for Suspicious Packages Sent to Election and Congressional Offices

Authorities are investigating suspicious packages sent to multiple congressional and election offices, which contained unknown substances. The FBI, Capitol Police, and U.S. Postal Inspection Service are involved in the investigation, which has prompted evacuations in Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Ohio. Officials have condemned the threats, emphasizing the importance of secure and accessible elections.

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The Hill

Trump to campaign in Iowa on October 22 and November 1

President Trump is scheduled to campaign in Iowa on October 22 and November 1, according to Jeff Kaufmann, chair of the Iowa Republican Party. Kaufmann confirmed this information following a conversation with Trump.

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