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Elections

Campaigns, primaries, voting, polls

PBS NewsHour

2028 Presidential Prospects Active During Midterm Elections

As the midterm elections approach, potential candidates for the 2028 presidential race are actively campaigning and raising funds. Key figures such as California Governor Gavin Newsom, Vice President JD Vance, and others are focusing on their political ambitions while supporting candidates in the upcoming elections. The results of the midterms could significantly impact their prospects for the future.

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BBC — World

Candidate named Hitler Mussolini elected mayor in Peru

Hitler Mussolini Simeon Flores has been elected mayor of Queropalca, Peru, winning by a narrow margin in local elections. His name, which references two infamous fascist leaders, has drawn international attention, although similar names have appeared in past elections in other countries.

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New York Post

Texas Representative Features Controversial Endorsement in Campaign Ad

Representative Monica De La Cruz's recent campaign ad featured Deputy Zachary Garcia, who was fired for alleged sexual harassment and stalking. The ad criticized her opponent, Bobby Pulido, and has sparked controversy regarding Garcia's past. De La Cruz's campaign claims they were unaware of Garcia's history, while Pulido's team disputes the allegations made against him.

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Washington Examiner

Barack Obama Increases Campaign Involvement for 2026 Elections

Former President Barack Obama has increased his involvement in the 2026 elections by endorsing candidates and participating in digital ads aimed at boosting Democratic voter turnout and fundraising. He is campaigning for Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed in Michigan and has expressed optimism about the party's chances in several battleground states.

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New York Times — US

Ocasio-Cortez to Campaign for El-Sayed on Bus Tour in Michigan

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will campaign for Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, on a bus tour. They have previously appeared together in Detroit earlier this year.

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New York Times — Politics

Democratic Super PAC Invests $5 Million in Kansas Senate Race

The Senate Democratic super PAC has made a $5 million investment in the Kansas Senate race, suggesting that party leaders see a potential opportunity for victory in a traditionally Republican state as the political environment shifts against Republicans.

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Fox News — Politics

California Voter Guide Includes Language on Proposition 39

California's Proposition 39, a voter identification measure, is set for a vote in November. The measure would require voters to present government-issued ID and verify U.S. citizenship. The language in the California voters guide has drawn attention for its political tone, particularly from opponents of the measure.

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Fox News — Latest

California Voter Guide Includes Language on Proposition 39 Amid Online Criticism

A California ballot measure, Proposition 39, which requires voter identification, has generated online criticism for its politically charged language in the voter guide. The measure, supported by a citizen-led initiative, is set for a vote in November and would mandate government-issued IDs for voting, while also requiring verification of U.S. citizenship by election officials.

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mediaite.com

House Speaker Mike Johnson Considers Lawn Business if GOP Loses House Majority

House Speaker Mike Johnson has indicated he might start a lawn business in Shreveport, Louisiana, if the GOP loses its House majority in the upcoming midterm elections. Johnson, who has raised $156 million for the campaign, attributed any potential loss to misinformation affecting voters. His spokesperson criticized the media's focus on the lawn business comment over his fundraising achievements.

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Guardian — US

Midterm Voters Share Key Issues Ahead of Elections

As the midterm elections approach on November 3, US voters will weigh in on key issues affecting their lives, including the cost of living and healthcare. The Guardian has launched a voter panel to gather insights from nine individuals across the political spectrum regarding their concerns and expectations.

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Washington Examiner

Republicans Face Challenges in Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District After Don Bacon's Retirement

Rep. Don Bacon's retirement opens the door for Democrats to potentially win Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District, which has leaned left in recent elections. Polls show Democrat Denise Powell leading Republican Brinker Harding, who is attempting to appeal to voters while navigating challenges such as rising living costs and Trump's unpopularity among some Republicans.

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Washington Examiner

Analysis of Polling Trends for Senate Democrats

Polling has historically overestimated Democratic support in elections, as seen in past presidential and Senate races. Recent Democratic primaries also showcased significant polling inaccuracies. With the upcoming midterm elections, Republican voter turnout will be crucial, as historical trends indicate they may outperform polling predictions.

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Fox News — Latest

Schumer Confident in Senate Democrats, Faces Support Challenges from Candidates

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is confident in the Democratic chances for the Senate but faces challenges in securing support from candidates running in key elections. Some candidates, including Adam Hamilton and others, have expressed a desire for new leadership, raising questions about Schumer's future as leader.

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Fox News — Politics

Schumer expresses confidence in Senate Democrats, faces lack of support from candidates

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer expressed confidence in the Democrats' chances for the upcoming midterm elections, but some candidates are hesitant to support him for leadership. Discussions about new leadership within the party have emerged since the 2024 election, with calls for fresh ideas and direction from figures like Sen. Elissa Slotkin. Potential challengers, such as Sen. Chris Van Hollen, have not confirmed any intentions to run against Schumer.

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New York Post

Sunny Hostin Predicts Texas May Vote Democratic in Upcoming Senate Race

Sunny Hostin of "The View" predicted that Texas may vote for a Democratic candidate in the upcoming Senate race, citing polling data showing James Talarico leading Ken Paxton. Co-hosts discussed the implications of the race, with mixed opinions on the likelihood of a Democratic win. A recent Fox News poll indicates a close contest, with voters nearly evenly split on Senate control.

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