Elections

Supreme Court Ruling May Have Minimal Effect on Voter Screening in Midterms

Derek T. Muller, a law professor, commented on a recent Supreme Court ruling, suggesting it will likely have minimal effects on voter screening processes in the midterm elections.

White House defends pro-Trump ad aired on Fox News as public service announcement

The White House has defended its decision to air a pro-Trump advertisement on Fox News, stating it is a routine public service announcement. Some Democrats have criticized the ad as potentially illegal government propaganda aimed at influencing midterm election voters.

Texas State Rep. Gina Hinojosa Critiques Biden's Immigration Policies

Texas State Rep. Gina Hinojosa criticized President Joe Biden's immigration policies in a recent interview, stating that his lack of leadership on the issue harmed Democrats in the 2024 election cycle. Hinojosa, the Democratic nominee for governor, emphasized the need for effective solutions and distanced herself from certain Democratic positions while challenging incumbent Governor Greg Abbott.

Supreme Court Revives Voter-Citizenship Database Ahead of Midterm Elections

Supreme Court Rejects Republican Redistricting Efforts in Missouri for Third Time

On September 25, 2026, the Supreme Court rejected Missouri Republicans' attempts to use a new congressional map for the midterm elections, marking the third time the court has intervened in this matter. The ruling allows the election to proceed using a 2022 map, as the court emphasized that voting processes had already begun in the state.

White House Releases Second Government-Sponsored Advertisement

The White House has released a second government-sponsored advertisement claiming the U.S. is the most successful nation in history, amid bipartisan criticism regarding the use of taxpayer funds for such ads. The advertisements are described as public service announcements aimed at promoting patriotism, but lawmakers have raised concerns about their legality and purpose, particularly with midterm elections approaching.

Trump Administration's Plans for Voter Eligibility Lists Under Scrutiny Ahead of Midterms

A recent court hearing revealed uncertainties regarding the Trump administration's plans to use personal data for voter eligibility lists ahead of the midterms. The Department of Justice did not confirm whether it would proceed with these plans, raising concerns among voting and privacy advocacy groups about potential violations of federal laws. U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis expressed skepticism about the implications of these actions and ordered the DOJ to provide updates on the situation.

Democrats Lead in Congressional Polling Ahead of 2026 Midterms

As the 2026 midterms approach, Democrats hold a 9-point lead over Republicans in congressional polling averages, with President Trump's approval rating at 39%. The shift in voter preference, particularly among independents, is attributed to dissatisfaction with Trump's economic policies and recent events. NBC News' polling averages are designed to track changes in public opinion over time.

Supreme Court Denies Trump-Backed Missouri Congressional Map for Third Time

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a Trump-backed congressional map in Missouri for the third time, maintaining a previous ruling that a citizen petition requires voter approval for any new map. As absentee voting begins, Missouri voters will use the same congressional districts as in the 2022 and 2024 elections, amid ongoing legal disputes over redistricting.

Supreme Court Rejects Missouri Congressional Map Supported by Trump

The Supreme Court has ruled against the use of a Missouri congressional map supported by Donald Trump, ending a legal dispute as absentee voting for the midterm elections begins. The decision reverses a previous federal appeals court ruling that would have allowed the map's use.

White House defends pro-Trump TV ads ahead of midterm elections

The White House has defended a television campaign supporting President Trump, stating that patriotism is not a partisan issue. The campaign aims to remind Americans of the importance of loving and defending their country ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Supreme Court Denies Missouri's Request for Additional GOP-leaning Congressional District

The Supreme Court has denied Missouri's request for a Republican-leaning congressional district for the third time, upholding a state court order to use a 2022 election map that favors Republicans in six out of eight districts. The justices emphasized the importance of maintaining electoral stability and stated that the 2022 map must be used in the upcoming 2026 congressional election.

Supreme Court mandates use of 2022 congressional map for Missouri's 2026 election

The Supreme Court has ruled that Missouri must use its 2022 congressional map for the 2026 election, blocking the implementation of a newer 2025 map. This decision resolves ongoing legal disputes regarding the state's congressional boundaries.

Supreme Court rules on Missouri's congressional map for upcoming elections

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled to use Missouri's 2022 congressional map for the upcoming November elections, reversing a previous appeals court decision. This ruling maintains a 6-2 Republican advantage over Democrats and concludes a legal dispute over the state's congressional maps.

Supreme Court rules against Missouri congressional map favoring GOP

The Supreme Court has blocked a Missouri congressional map that favored the Republican Party, marking the third intervention by the court in this issue. This ruling concludes a legal battle that has created uncertainty for the upcoming midterm elections in November.

Supreme Court Blocks Republican-Backed Voting Map in Missouri

The Supreme Court has blocked a Republican-backed voting map in Missouri, with the order arriving as ballots for the midterm elections have already been distributed. The situation has drawn attention, particularly with protests occurring outside the state capitol in March.

Supreme Court Blocks Missouri Voting Map Supported by Republicans

The Supreme Court has blocked a Republican-supported voting map in Missouri. This ruling arrives as ballots for the midterm elections have already been sent out, with key races that may affect Congress control.

Supreme Court blocks Missouri congressional redistricting plan

The Supreme Court has blocked a congressional redistricting plan in Missouri that was backed by former President Donald Trump. This ruling changes the electoral map for voters ahead of the midterm elections, impacting Republican strategies for gaining control of the House.

Supreme Court halts use of Missouri GOP congressional map

The Supreme Court has ruled against Missouri Republicans' use of a preferred congressional map, mandating a return to an older design for the November elections. This decision follows a contentious redistricting process and is seen as a setback for the GOP.

Senator Roger Marshall criticized over medical debt collection practices in new ad

Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS) is under scrutiny for his medical debt collection practices, highlighted by a new advertisement from Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton. The ad features a former patient who claims she was arrested for failing to make a small payment. Marshall has rejected the criticisms, calling them politically motivated, while recent polling indicates a tightening race in Kansas.