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Elections

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Washington Examiner

Texas Senate Race Remains Competitive Amid Candidate Controversies

The Texas Senate race is competitive, with Democratic Rep. James Talarico leading Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton by 2.5 percentage points, according to polling data. Columnist Guy Benson highlighted Paxton's controversial history as a potential disadvantage, while noting Talarico's efforts to rebrand himself as a centrist. Texas Governor Greg Abbott is also leading in his re-election campaign.

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Al Jazeera English

Final Campaign Rallies Held Ahead of US Midterm Elections

As the midterm elections near, both Republicans and Democrats are holding final rallies across the United States. Polls suggest a closely contested congressional race, highlighting the importance of voter turnout.

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Fox News — Latest

Rep. Haley Stevens Discusses Endorsement of Mike Rogers in Interview

Rep. Haley Stevens faced scrutiny from CNN's Anderson Cooper over her endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan's Senate race, after previously supporting Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Stevens cited El-Sayed's anger and a controversial ad as factors in her decision. The endorsement has sparked backlash from fellow Democrats, who have criticized her motives.

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The Atlantic

Democrats Aim for Legislative Gains in Wisconsin Elections

Democrats in Wisconsin are optimistic about the upcoming elections, aiming to retain the governorship and gain control of the state legislature. Milwaukee County executive David Crowley could become the first Black governor of Wisconsin, and party leaders believe they have a chance to achieve significant legislative gains. Increased funding and a focus on local issues are driving their campaign efforts, while redistricting remains a contentious topic if they secure control.

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The Hill

Democrats to Discuss Future Steps for Rep. Haley Stevens After Senate Endorsement

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced that Democrats will discuss Rep. Haley Stevens' future steps when Congress returns next week. This comes after Stevens endorsed former Rep. Mike Rogers for the Michigan Senate race, which Jeffries criticized as a poor decision that alienated her from the Democratic Caucus.

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nolabels.org

Over 46 Million Americans Have Voted Early in 2026 Midterm Elections

Over 46 million Americans have voted early in the 2026 midterm elections as of October 30, surpassing the total from the 2022 midterms. Early voting is available in 47 states and Washington, D.C., with expanded options in Connecticut, Michigan, and New York. The trend indicates increased voter engagement, though final results will be known after Election Day on November 3.

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Mother Jones

Nevada's Abortion Rights Measure Highlights Midterm Election Dynamics

In Las Vegas, US Rep. Susie Lee campaigned for Nevada's Question 6, which seeks to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. While abortion remains a significant issue, economic concerns are currently dominating voter priorities. Pro-choice candidates are framing reproductive rights as economic issues, with substantial investments in campaign efforts. The outcome of the midterms could significantly affect state control and reproductive rights legislation.

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New York Times — US

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed Campaigns for Senate Seat in Michigan

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat, is running for a Senate seat in Michigan. His campaign is being examined for its potential impact on future elections, particularly in 2028.

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New York Times — US

Political Parties Present Final Messages Ahead of Midterm Elections

As the midterm elections approach, Republicans are warning about the risks of losing congressional control, while Democrats are focusing on themes of affordability, corruption, and President Trump in their final campaign messages.

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Washington Examiner

Marc Elias Law Group Engaged in Multiple Election-Related Lawsuits This Midterm Cycle

The Elias Law Group, led by Marc Elias, is involved in numerous election-related lawsuits this midterm cycle, including a certification fight for Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola. The firm is litigating 92 cases across 42 states and has recently achieved significant legal victories, including challenges to Trump's mail-in voting order and Missouri's congressional map.

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NPR — Top Stories

Key districts for House and Senate control are nationwide

Districts across the U.S. will play a crucial role in determining control of the House and Senate in the next elections. Voting officials in these areas may face significant scrutiny and pressure.

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NPR — Politics

Key Races Show Close Competition Ahead of Election Day

As Election Day approaches, competitive races are showing unexpected shifts. Early voting data, polling, and ad spending suggest a broader range of competitiveness in House and Senate races.

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Washington Examiner

Rep. Haley Stevens Endorses Republican Mike Rogers, Critiques Democratic Candidate Abdul el Sayed

Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic candidate Abdul el Sayed, citing concerns about el Sayed's campaign tone. Stevens expressed that many Democrats feel unwelcome in their party and defended her decision during an interview with CNN. Her endorsement is viewed as impactful ahead of the midterm elections, especially since she previously lost to el Sayed in a primary contest.

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Washington Examiner

Poll Shows Late Deciders Lean Toward Republicans in Key Senate Races

A recent poll indicates that late-deciding voters in seven key Senate races favor Republicans by a nine-point margin, despite Democratic candidates leading overall. The survey, conducted from October 23 to November 1, shows various Democratic candidates ahead in their respective states, with a margin of error ranging from 3.3 to 4.8 percentage points. Allegations regarding campaign tactics in Alaska and a last-minute endorsement in Michigan have added complexity to the races.

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