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Al Jazeera English

US Postal Service Implements New Mail-in Ballot Restrictions Following Supreme Court Ruling

The USPS has implemented new restrictions on mail-in ballots following a Supreme Court ruling that supported changes backed by President Trump. The new procedures require ballots to be sent only to voters on compiled eligibility lists, despite ongoing legal challenges from several states arguing that the measures are unconstitutional and burdensome ahead of the November 3 elections.

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Ars Technica

Republican Campaign Committees Appeal to Supreme Court Over Election Ad Pricing

Republican campaign committees are appealing to the Supreme Court for lower prices on election commercials on broadcast TV. The appeal follows a ruling by the US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit that stated an FCC order to extend discounts to political parties contradicts existing US law.

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The Hill

Wyoming Governor Requests Investigation into DOJ Election Observers

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has requested an investigation into the conduct of election monitors from the Department of Justice, describing their behavior as 'aggressive' and 'irregular' during the primary election. He made these comments at a state canvassing board meeting.

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PBS NewsHour

Trump Comments on Supreme Court Ruling Regarding Mail-In Voting

President Trump expressed approval of the Supreme Court's ruling on mail-in voting, calling it beneficial for the Republican Party. The ruling allows the administration to proceed with an executive order regarding mail-in ballots and voter eligibility. Trump also commented on the situation in North Carolina, where mail-in ballots are set to be distributed soon.

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The Hill

Trump's Approval Ratings Decline Amid Public Opinion Challenges

President Trump's approval ratings have decreased significantly, with a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll indicating a low of 33 percent. This decline is causing concern among Republicans regarding the potential for losing majorities in the House and Senate in the upcoming elections.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump's Endorsements Show Mixed Results in Republican Primaries

President Donald Trump has maintained a strong record in Republican primary endorsements, with all 24 Senate candidates and 214 out of 218 House candidates winning their primaries. However, he has faced setbacks, with five gubernatorial picks losing and two House incumbents also failing to secure renomination. Trump's influence on the GOP remains significant despite these challenges.

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New York Times — US

Obama and Jeffries to Host Fundraiser in New York

Representative Hakeem Jeffries and former President Barack Obama are set to host a fundraiser in New York to support the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections. The event seeks to alleviate financial concerns for the party.

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New York Times — Politics

Obama and Jeffries to Host Fundraiser in New York

Former President Barack Obama and Representative Hakeem Jeffries will hold a fundraiser in New York to support the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections. The event seeks to alleviate financial challenges facing the party.

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Washington Examiner

Wyoming Governor Raises Concerns Over DOJ Election Monitoring

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon raised concerns about the behavior of federal officials monitoring the recent primary election, describing it as aggressive and irregular. He has requested an investigation from the Wyoming Attorney General's Office. The Justice Department stated that its monitoring initiative aims to promote transparency and communication during elections, having deployed over 75 personnel across multiple states.

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boltsmag.org

Wyoming Republican Primaries Result in Shift Away from Far-Right Election Policies

Wyoming's recent Republican primaries saw a shift away from far-right election policies, with voters nominating candidates who support secure and accessible voting. Robert Short won the secretary of state nomination, defeating Freedom Caucus Chair Rachel Williams, while Chuck Gray, a proponent of voter restrictions, secured a primary win for a U.S. House seat. The outcomes suggest a potential decline in the influence of far-right factions in Wyoming's legislature.

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Breitbart

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Renews Membership in Democratic Socialists of America

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has renewed her membership in the Democratic Socialists of America after it lapsed in 2019. The DSA announced her rejoining amid discussions about her potential candidacy for the 2028 presidential election. Ocasio-Cortez's relationship with DSA has seen fluctuations, including a previous withdrawal of endorsement for her 2024 House campaign.

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Daily Wire

Michigan Attorney General Criticizes El-Sayed Over Comments on Antisemitism

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has criticized U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed for comments she believes rationalized an attempted attack on a synagogue. Nessel, who has faced antisemitism within the Democratic Party, expressed concerns about El-Sayed's failure to retract his statements linking the attack to U.S.-Israeli airstrikes, stating that such framing excuses domestic terrorism.

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Fox News — Latest

Jon Ossoff Criticizes Hasan Piker's Comments on American Jews

Senator Jon Ossoff condemned Hasan Piker's comments suggesting that American Jews could provoke violence against themselves due to their support for Israel. Piker responded by criticizing the media and political institutions, claiming a credibility crisis. Several Democratic lawmakers have also issued statements against Piker's remarks, which they deemed dangerous and antisemitic.

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Washington Examiner

John Sununu to Skip 2026 Republican Midterm Election Convention

Former New Hampshire Republican Senator John Sununu has announced he will not attend the 2026 Republican midterm election convention. He is currently running against Scott Brown in the state's Republican Senate primary, which takes place on September 8, just before the convention. Polls indicate Sununu holds a significant lead over Brown, while he is in a statistical tie with likely Democratic nominee Rep. Chris Pappas ahead of the general election.

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Al Jazeera English

California Election Officials Address Misinformation Ahead of Midterm Elections

As the midterm elections approach, California election officials are addressing misinformation regarding voting integrity, particularly in response to claims made by President Donald Trump. Officials emphasize transparency and voter education, noting that election fraud is rare. With concerns about federal interference and the scrutiny of mail-in voting, California is co-leading a lawsuit against new restrictions imposed by the Trump administration.

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