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Democrats Seek Independent Support for Senate Majority in Upcoming Elections

Democrats are looking to replicate their 2006 strategy of winning Senate seats through plurality victories, particularly in conservative states. They aim to attract independent voters and flip four seats to regain a majority. The changing political landscape and the presence of third-party candidates may influence the outcomes in key races.

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Washington Examiner

California Voters to Decide on Recall Election Law Changes in November

Proposition 5, a ballot measure in California, seeks to change the state's recall election law, allowing voters to first decide on removing an incumbent before selecting a replacement. The measure has sparked debate over its implications for democracy and voter power, and the late Joshua Spivak, a notable expert on recall elections, is remembered for his insights on the subject.

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Fox News — Latest

Nithya Raman Faces Criticism During Los Angeles Mayoral Debate

Nithya Raman faced criticism during a Los Angeles mayoral debate for hiring the consulting firm associated with Graham Platner, who resigned from his Senate campaign amid misconduct allegations. Despite audience disapproval, Raman defended her choice and emphasized her commitment to the race. The debate also included discussions on campaign ethics involving incumbent Mayor Karen Bass.

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Fox News — Politics

Nithya Raman Faces Criticism During Los Angeles Mayoral Debate

Nithya Raman faced criticism during a Los Angeles mayoral debate for her decision to hire a consulting firm linked to Graham Platner, who resigned due to sexual misconduct allegations. Despite audience disapproval, Raman defended her choice, while also criticizing incumbent Mayor Karen Bass for a potential conflict of interest involving an advisor.

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Guardian — US

Experts Question Trump Administration's Plan for 1,000 Election Monitors

Voting rights experts have expressed doubts about the Trump administration's plan to send 1,000 monitors for the US midterm elections. Concerns center on the Department of Justice's ability to recruit sufficient personnel and clarify their responsibilities.

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Washington Post — Politics

Senate Candidates Criticize Democratic Party in Campaign Ads

Senate candidates in swing states are utilizing campaign ads that critique their own party, the Democrats, while also showing support for some Republican policies. This approach indicates a response to the current political climate as elections approach.

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Washington Examiner

GOP House Candidate Vic Mellor Registers as Foreign Agent for Cuba

Vic Mellor, a candidate for Rhode Island’s 2nd Congressional District, registered as a foreign agent for Cuba after a trip to Havana where he met with a grandson of former Cuban leader Raul Castro. His filings suggest he aimed to improve Cuban-American relations, but his actions have drawn criticism and raised questions about his candidacy. Mellor defends his registration as a compliance measure with federal law.

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Axios

Angie Nixon Clarifies Political Position After Senate Primary Win

Angie Nixon, following her primary win in Florida's Democratic Senate race, clarified her political stance, stating she does not identify as a socialist despite joining the Democratic Socialists of America. Her campaign focused on building a broad coalition, but she faces challenges in a state where socialism is often viewed negatively. Nixon will compete against Republican Senator Ashley Moody in the upcoming general election.

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Washington Examiner

Bernie Sanders Endorses Angie Nixon in Florida Senate Race

Senator Bernie Sanders endorsed Angie Nixon in her bid for the U.S. Senate from Florida. Nixon previously defeated favored candidate Alex Vindman and will face incumbent Senator Ashley Moody in the upcoming election. Nixon's campaign focuses on progressive policies, but her chances in the Republican-leaning state are considered low.

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cbsnews.com

Aisha Wahab elected to complete term of former Rep. Eric Swalwell

State Senator Aisha Wahab has been elected to complete the term of former Representative Eric Swalwell in California's 14th Congressional District. Wahab's lead over her opponent, Melissa Hernandez, is projected to be insurmountable as the remaining votes are counted. The election saw significant outside spending, particularly from groups affiliated with AIPAC.

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yahoo.com

Justice Department Requests Interviews with FBI Officials Regarding Mar-a-Lago Search

The U.S. Justice Department is seeking to interview FBI officials involved in the 2022 search of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort as part of an investigation into past inquiries involving the president. The investigation is led by Joe diGenova and aims to determine if Trump was the victim of a criminal conspiracy. The search uncovered over 100 classified documents and led to criminal charges against Trump and associates.

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Guardian — US

Aisha Wahab elected to Congress in California special election

Aisha Wahab has won a special election to replace Eric Swalwell in Congress following his resignation due to sexual misconduct allegations. Wahab, a state senator, defeated Melissa Hernandez and was supported by various political and labor organizations.

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Fox News — Latest

James Carville Critiques Democratic Socialists at Media Event

James Carville criticized Democratic Socialists during a media event on August 21, 2026, urging them to stop using the Democratic name if they oppose the party. He promoted the 'Promise To America,' a set of principles aimed at uniting moderate Democrats, while noting that only 10 House Democrats have signed onto the pledge, reflecting the influence of the far-left in the party.

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Fox News — Politics

James Carville Criticizes Democratic Socialists During Media Event

James Carville criticized the far-left faction of the Democratic Party during a media event, arguing that those who oppose the party should not use its name. He spoke in support of the 'Promise To America,' a set of principles created by moderate lawmakers, while noting that only a small number of House Democrats have endorsed the initiative.

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Washington Examiner

Mike Rogers Supports Data Center Moratorium Amid GOP Concerns Over AI

Mike Rogers, a Republican Senate candidate in Michigan, has backed a one-year moratorium on new data center expansions, joining other GOP politicians in expressing concerns about AI infrastructure ahead of the 2026 elections. The debate over data centers is becoming a significant issue in the campaign, with both Rogers and Democratic candidate Abdul el Sayed advocating for regulatory measures. Polls show declining public support for data centers, particularly among Democrats.

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Washington Examiner

Aisha Wahab wins California House special election

Aisha Wahab, a Democratic state senator, won the special election for California's 14th Congressional District, receiving 53.1% of the vote against AIPAC-backed candidate Melissa Hernandez. Wahab's victory follows a significant financial investment by AIPAC and comes after the resignation of former Rep. Eric Swalwell due to allegations of misconduct. Both candidates will compete again in November for a full term.

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The Hill

Trump claims Cohen was pressured to testify in New York trial

President Trump claimed that Michael Cohen was compelled to testify against him in the New York hush money trial during a recent interview. He criticized the government's actions, stating that it was a misuse of power.

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Fox News — Latest

David Axelrod Critiques Jon Ossoff's Remarks on Trump

David Axelrod, a former advisor to President Obama, criticized Senator Jon Ossoff's recent comments about President Trump, calling them "gratuitous and unnecessary." Ossoff's remarks, made during his re-election campaign, sparked a debate among political figures, with some defending his approach while others condemned it.

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