Elections

NPR — Top Stories Aug 10

Alabama voters participate in second primary election following redistricting

Alabama is holding a second primary election for four Congressional districts due to recent redistricting. The changes to the district map have caused confusion among voters.

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NPR — Politics Aug 10

Alabama voters prepare for special election following redistricting

Alabama voters will participate in a special election for four Congressional districts due to recent redistricting that reportedly favors Republicans. The changes have created confusion among the electorate.

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PBS NewsHour Aug 10

CISA Holds Conference Call with State Election Officials Ahead of Midterms

CISA held a conference call with state election officials to discuss cybersecurity measures for the midterm elections, which are 85 days away. This marks one of CISA's initial outreach efforts to ensure the security of voting systems.

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Breitbart Aug 10

Trump Criticizes Democrats for Nominating Candidates He Describes as 'Jihadists'

President Donald Trump criticized the Democratic Party for nominating candidates he labeled as 'jihadists' and those who want to abolish the U.S. Senate. He argued that this approach puts Democrats at a disadvantage in the midterm elections.

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Axios Aug 10

Decline of Congressional Town Halls Observed

The number of congressional town halls is decreasing, with only 11 lawmakers scheduled to hold them in August 2026. Representative Mike Flood continues to host these events, although attendance has declined. He emphasizes the importance of open communication between lawmakers and constituents.

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The Hill Aug 10

Poll shows Roy Cooper leading Michael Whatley in North Carolina Senate race

A poll conducted by Change Research shows Democrat Roy Cooper leading Republican Michael Whatley by 7 points in the North Carolina Senate race. The survey, which included 915 respondents, indicates that 50% support Cooper as the election date nears.

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The Hill Aug 10

Cook Political Report changes Max Miller's seat designation to toss-up

The Cook Political Report has reclassified Rep. Max Miller's Ohio seat from "Likely Republican" to "Toss Up" due to allegations of domestic violence against him. The change highlights the political implications of these allegations, which have been made by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno.

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Washington Examiner Aug 10

Conservative Group Appeals Delaware Campaign Donor Disclosure Law

The Americans for Prosperity Foundation has appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit to overturn a Delaware law requiring donor disclosure for campaign-related spending. The law mandates that nonprofit groups disclose donors who contributed over $100 in the past four years if they spend more than $500 on campaigning. The case raises questions about First Amendment protections and the law's broad scope.

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New York Times — US Aug 10

Homeland Security Department Increases Efforts to Address Noncitizen Voter Registration

The Homeland Security Department is intensifying its efforts to address noncitizen voter registration. Previously, the department had not aggressively pursued the deportation of noncitizens who unlawfully registered to vote.

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Fox News — Latest Aug 10

Michigan Attorney General Criticizes Democratic Party's Response to Antisemitism

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has publicly criticized the Michigan Democratic Party for failing to adequately address antisemitism, particularly regarding the attendance of members charged with antisemitic acts at an upcoming convention. Nessel emphasized the need for a code of conduct to promote respectful discourse and highlighted ongoing antisemitic threats faced by Jewish officials. The Michigan Democratic Party has condemned antisemitism and expressed its commitment to ensuring a safe environment at party events.

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independent.co.uk Aug 10

Concerns Rise Over Extended National Guard Deployment in Washington, D.C.

The deployment of National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., initially intended as a temporary measure, has been extended through January 2029, raising concerns among residents and local officials about federal overreach. While crime rates have decreased, the effectiveness of the military presence is debated, and local leaders are focusing on strategies to enhance the city's autonomy in response to the situation.

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Washington Examiner Aug 10

Rep. Max Miller Continues Reelection Campaign Amid Domestic Violence Allegations

Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) will continue his reelection campaign despite domestic violence allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno. Polls show his opponent, Brian Poindexter, leading in the race. Miller has called for an ethics investigation into himself as pressure mounts from GOP leaders and family members.

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Washington Examiner Aug 10

Trump Claims 'Jihadists' Are Being Elected in Democratic Primaries

President Donald Trump accused Democratic voters of electing 'jihadists' in the 2026 primary cycle during a press event on August 10, 2026. He criticized progressive candidates and their proposals, expressing concern over their influence on U.S. governance without naming specific individuals.

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Washington Examiner Aug 10

Indiana Recount Commission Declares Trump-Backed Candidate Winner of Primary

The Indiana Recount Commission has declared Paula Copenhaver, a Trump-backed candidate, the winner of the May Republican primary after overturning the results by disqualifying several ballots. Incumbent Senator Spencer Deery plans to appeal the decision, claiming it undermines voter intent.

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independent.co.uk Aug 10

Residents of Washington, D.C. Challenge Extended National Guard Deployment

The deployment of National Guard troops in Washington, D.C. has been extended through January 2029, prompting local officials and residents to question its necessity. While crime rates have reportedly decreased, the presence of military personnel has raised concerns about the city's autonomy. Newly elected officials are focusing on advocating for D.C.'s statehood and autonomy in response to the federal intervention.

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The Daily Beast Aug 10

Michael Alfonso Appears with Father-in-Law Sean Duffy on NewsNation

Michael Alfonso, a congressional candidate in Wisconsin, appeared on NewsNation with his father-in-law, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, as he campaigns for a seat previously held by Duffy. Alfonso faces scrutiny over his qualifications, with questions about his work history and the influence of family connections in his candidacy.

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Daily Wire Aug 10

Nancy Pelosi Supports Connie Chan in Congressional Succession Battle

Nancy Pelosi is backing Connie Chan in the race to succeed her in Congress, actively mobilizing her political network to support Chan against state Senator Scott Wiener. The campaign has been marked by controversy, including a dispute over the timing of Wiener's candidacy announcement and criticism of a campaign chatbot. Pelosi's involvement highlights her concerns about female representation in Congress.

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Washington Examiner Aug 10

Pete Buttigieg to Speak at South Carolina Democratic Conference

Pete Buttigieg will headline a Democratic conference in South Carolina as he considers a presidential run for 2028. Recent polling indicates he is a leading contender among potential candidates. The Democratic National Committee has designated South Carolina as the first state to hold its primary on January 22, 2028.

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Washington Examiner Aug 10

New York City Mayor Mamdani Discusses Socialist Movement and Democratic Party Roots

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani addressed the growing socialist movement, suggesting it reflects a return to the Democratic Party's historical roots. He highlighted the tensions between socialists and centrist Democrats, particularly in light of recent electoral successes for socialist candidates. Concerns have been raised regarding the implications of this movement on traditional party values, especially in relation to support for Israel.

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The Daily Beast Aug 10

Polls Indicate Low Approval Ratings for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's approval rating has fallen to -22, the lowest among Trump's Cabinet members, according to recent polls. Hegseth's support for the Iran conflict and the potential impact of the midterm elections raise questions about his job security, despite President Trump's continued support.

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