Elections

Axios Sep 23

Senate Majority Leader John Thune Plans to Run for Another Term as GOP Leader

Senate Majority Leader John Thune announced plans to run for another term as GOP leader, regardless of whether Republicans maintain their majority in the Senate. He emphasized the importance of supporting GOP candidates and outlined strategies for navigating the political landscape, including distancing from President Trump and focusing on state interests.

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The Hill Sep 23

Farm State Republicans Urge Action on Rising Diesel Prices

Farm state Republicans are calling on the Trump administration and Congress to take action to lower diesel prices, which they view as a political liability ahead of the midterm elections. Iowa GOP Senate candidate Ashley Hinson emphasized the need for the House to return to address this issue.

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PBS NewsHour Sep 23

Former Kansas Governor Bill Graves Endorses Democrat Adam Hamilton for Senate

Former Kansas Governor Bill Graves endorsed Democrat Adam Hamilton for Senate, criticizing Republican Senator Roger Marshall's record and the current state of the Republican Party. Graves expressed concerns about partisan gridlock and emphasized the need for compromise in addressing key national issues.

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PBS NewsHour Sep 23

Moldova's Prime Minister Discusses Russian Threats and Support for Ukraine

Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan discussed the increasing threat of Russian drone incursions and the country's efforts to support Ukraine during an interview at the U.N. General Assembly. He emphasized Moldova's commitment to maintaining neutrality while enhancing its defense capabilities and pursuing European Union accession. Tofan also highlighted the importance of countering Russian interference in Moldovan elections and fostering economic ties with the West.

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New York Times — US Sep 23

Republicans Express Concerns Over Polling in the Midwest

Republicans are concerned about polling data suggesting difficulties in the Midwest. The report does not provide further details on the polling specifics or potential impacts on elections.

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Fox News — Latest Sep 23

Kansas Senate Nominee Adam Hamilton Requests Kamala Harris Not to Campaign in Kansas

Kansas Democratic Senate nominee Rev. Adam Hamilton requested that former Vice President Kamala Harris not campaign for him in Kansas, stating that her presence could be detrimental to his efforts in the Republican-leaning state. The Republican National Committee criticized Hamilton's remarks, suggesting he is attempting to distance himself from Harris despite shared political views. Hamilton, who won the Democratic primary, is challenging Republican Senator Roger Marshall in a state that has not elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 1932.

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The Hill Sep 23

Paul LePage discusses relative's deportation by ICE

Paul LePage, a former governor of Maine and current congressional candidate, announced that his son’s father-in-law is being deported by ICE. He expressed discontent with the situation, stating it is "not right."

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Washington Post — Politics Sep 23

Republican Officials Express Concerns Over Senate Race in North Carolina

Republican officials are reportedly worried about the Senate race in North Carolina, with concerns that former RNC chair Michael Whatley is likely to lose. This information was reported by the Washington Post on September 23, 2026.

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Guardian — US Sep 23

Democrats allege corruption against Senator Susan Collins following ProPublica report

Democrats in Maine have accused Senator Susan Collins of corruption after a ProPublica report indicated that the FBI had considered investigating her for bribery allegations, which were reportedly halted by former President Trump. The allegations are significant as Collins's Senate seat is critical for Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections.

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Fox News — Politics Sep 23

Michael Whatley's Financial Interests in North Carolina Data Center Expansion

Michael Whatley, the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in North Carolina, has financial investments in energy companies associated with data center growth in the state, totaling between $246,000 and $690,000. His holdings have raised questions about potential conflicts of interest regarding his support for data center expansion, a topic that has sparked debate over local community impacts and energy costs. Whatley will compete against Democratic opponent Roy Cooper in the upcoming general election on November 3.

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Fox News — Politics Sep 23

Poll Shows Nithya Raman Leading Karen Bass in LA Mayoral Race

A recent poll shows Nithya Raman leading Karen Bass by 11 points in the Los Angeles mayoral race, with 39% support for Raman compared to 28% for Bass. The poll indicates a significant number of undecided voters, many of whom previously supported independent candidate Spencer Pratt. Both candidates have responded to the poll's findings as the election approaches.

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Washington Examiner Sep 23

Zelensky Addresses UN, Warns of AI's Potential Role in Warfare

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the U.N. General Assembly, warning that artificial intelligence could soon make military decisions. He highlighted the significant casualties Russia has faced in the conflict and expressed concerns about the implications of AI in warfare. Zelensky also discussed the influence of North Korea and China in relation to the war.

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Washington Examiner Sep 23

Delcy Rodríguez Meets Trump at U.N. General Assembly: Implications for Venezuela

Delcy Rodríguez arrived in New York for the U.N. General Assembly and is set to meet President Donald Trump, marking the first meeting between a U.S. president and a Venezuelan leader in over a decade. This meeting is significant for U.S.-Venezuela relations, particularly following a recent oil agreement and ongoing discussions about political transitions in Venezuela.

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PBS NewsHour Sep 23

Trump Administration Reports 160 Arrests Related to Noncitizen Voting

The Trump administration reported that its efforts to investigate noncitizen voting have led to 160 arrests out of approximately 1,600 cases identified. This figure is significantly lower than previous claims of widespread noncitizen voting, highlighting the rarity of such incidents according to election experts. The administration's actions come ahead of the midterm elections, amidst ongoing legal challenges and scrutiny over its voter fraud initiatives.

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The Hill Sep 23

DDHQ changes Florida governor race classification to toss-up

Decision Desk HQ has reclassified the Florida governor's race as a toss-up due to a difficult electoral landscape for Republicans. This change was announced on September 23, 2026, indicating a shift from the previous classification of 'Leans Republican.'

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Fox News — Politics Sep 23

Angela Paxton Addresses Support for Ken Paxton in Texas Senate Race Following Divorce

Angela Paxton, estranged wife of Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton, spoke about her potential support for him in the upcoming election during a recent address. She emphasized the importance of the Senate seat and encouraged GOP loyalty despite personal frustrations with candidates. The race is currently viewed as a toss-up, with Democratic candidate James Talarico leading in recent polls.

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Fox News — Politics Sep 23

Senator Susan Collins Responds to Bribery Allegations Amid Re-Election Campaign

Senator Susan Collins has responded to allegations of her involvement in an FBI bribery investigation, labeling the claims as politically motivated and dismissing the credibility of the source, Martin Kao, a convicted fraudster. The allegations arise during her re-election campaign against Democrat Troy Jackson, with potential implications for Senate control in 2027.

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Daily Wire Sep 23

Nebraska Senate Candidate Dan Osborn Recorded Discussing Campaign Strategy

Dan Osborn, an independent candidate for the Nebraska Senate, was recorded discussing his campaign strategy, suggesting he may prioritize winning over transparency about his positions. Polling indicates a competitive race against incumbent Senator Pete Ricketts. Osborn's comments have raised questions about the consistency of his public and private views, particularly regarding his alignment with Democratic policies.

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latimes.com Sep 23

Nithya Raman Leads Karen Bass in Latest Poll for L.A. Mayor's Race

A recent poll shows Los Angeles Councilmember Nithya Raman leading incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in the mayoral race, with 39% of likely voters supporting Raman compared to 28% for Bass. The poll indicates a significant number of undecided voters, particularly from those who previously supported eliminated candidate Spencer Pratt. The survey highlights demographic divides in voter support and issues of concern for the electorate.

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nypost.com Sep 23

Bruce Blakeman comments on ex-wife's $18,000 donation to Kathy Hochul's campaign

Bruce Blakeman, a GOP gubernatorial candidate, commented on his ex-wife Nancy McCartney's $18,000 donation to Governor Kathy Hochul's campaign, stating he is unconcerned as it was made before his campaign began. McCartney has previously donated to both Republican and Democratic candidates. Blakeman also noted the surreal aspect of his ex-wife being married to Sir Paul McCartney.

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