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The Hill

Cruz warns of potential GOP losses in Senate and Texas statewide races

Senator Ted Cruz has warned that the Republican Party could face substantial losses in the midterm elections, potentially losing eight Senate seats and all statewide races in Texas. He highlighted the Senate contest between Ken Paxton and James Talarico as a critical race to watch on November 3.

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Washington Examiner

Justice Department Seeks to Preserve Alaska Ballots Amid Investigation

The Justice Department is investigating allegations of voter confusion in Alaska's Senate race while seeking to preserve ballots. U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman confirmed that the DOJ is not attempting to change election results. The investigations are focused on whether voters were misled by the presence of two candidates named Dan Sullivan.

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The Daily Beast

Election Analyst Critiques Kansas Senator Roger Marshall's Campaign

Election analyst Jessica Taylor criticized Kansas Senator Roger Marshall's re-election campaign, calling it potentially the worst in the cycle. A recent poll shows Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton leading Marshall by four points. Taylor noted Marshall's lack of preparation for the election and highlighted concerns over his past legal actions against patients.

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The Daily Beast

Nate Silver Changes Kansas Senate Race Rating to Lean Democratic

Nate Silver has revised his rating of the Kansas Senate race from 'tossup' to 'Lean D,' indicating a shift in favor of Democratic candidate Adam Hamilton. This change follows recent polling showing Hamilton leading Republican incumbent Roger Marshall. The political climate for Republicans in Kansas has been difficult, with rising gas prices and criticism of Marshall's campaign strategy.

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Fox News — Latest

Nicki Minaj criticizes Governor Kathy Hochul, who responds with remarks about Trump

Nicki Minaj has publicly criticized New York Governor Kathy Hochul, calling her an 'evil woman' and urging voters to support Republican Bruce Blakeman. Hochul responded by suggesting Minaj's views are influenced by Donald Trump. The exchange has sparked varied reactions on social media.

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Mother Jones

Activists Mobilize for Voter Engagement in Tarrant County, Texas

Crystal Mason, a voting rights activist in Fort Worth, Texas, is mobilizing efforts to engage voters ahead of the November election. Following her conviction for voting while on supervised release being overturned, Mason leads a group focused on voter outreach. Recent cuts to polling locations in Tarrant County have raised concerns about their impact on minority communities. Local Democrats are optimistic about their chances in upcoming races, aiming to shift the political landscape in this key battleground county.

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Fox News — Latest

Virginia Lawmaker Calls for Investigation After Dog Receives Voting Rights Restoration Certificate

A Virginia lawmaker is demanding an investigation after a certificate restoring voting rights was issued for a deceased dog named Biscuit. Del. Tom Garrett questions the vetting process of Governor Abigail Spanberger's administration, emphasizing the need for accountability. The dog's owner confirmed that Biscuit was never convicted of a felony, raising concerns about the integrity of the rights restoration process.

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Washington Examiner

Appeals Court Denies DOJ Request to Set Aside 20,000 Mail-in Ballots in California

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has denied the DOJ's request to set aside mail-in ballots from about 20,000 suspected noncitizens in California. The ruling, which could lead to a Supreme Court appeal, emphasizes concerns about voter disenfranchisement and the reliability of the DOJ's claims.

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washingtonsun.com

Colorado Congressional Candidate's Residence Raises Questions

Jessica Killin, a Democratic candidate for Colorado's 5th Congressional District, is facing scrutiny over her residency status, with property records indicating a principal residence in Maryland. Her campaign maintains she is a Colorado resident, having recently updated her mailing address to Colorado Springs. The situation has drawn criticism from her Republican opponent, Jeff Crank, who questions her commitment to the district.

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Washington Examiner

Polish President Returns Amid Controversy at Constitutional Tribunal

Polish President Karol Nawrocki returned to Warsaw from Senegal on October 30, 2026, amid a political crisis involving the Constitutional Tribunal. Prime Minister Donald Tusk claimed police actions were necessary to restore order, while Nawrocki's allies labeled it a 'coup d'état.' The situation escalated over the appointment of a new judge, Maciej Berek, leading to protests and police intervention.

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Axios

Federal Appeals Court Denies DOJ's Request to Set Aside California Mail Ballots

A federal appeals court has denied the Justice Department's request to set aside mail ballots for over 20,000 California voters suspected of being noncitizens. The ruling maintains California's election procedures and highlights concerns about the DOJ's credibility and the risk of disenfranchising eligible voters.

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Daily Wire

Campaign Surrogate's Remarks Draw Criticism from Michigan Politicians

Hasan Piker, a surrogate for Abdul El-Sayed, faced backlash for comparing pro-Israel voters in Michigan to the Ku Klux Klan. Senator Elissa Slotkin and El-Sayed condemned the remarks, which have intensified internal conflicts within the Democratic Party.

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The Hill

Federal appeals court denies Trump's challenge to California ballots

A federal appeals court has ruled against the Trump administration's effort to invalidate 20,000 California ballots, citing a lack of credibility in the claims regarding noncitizens. The decision was made by a 2-1 majority on the 9th Circuit Court.

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Daily Wire

DOJ Investigates Claims of Improper Assistance to Somali Voters in Maine

The Justice Department is reviewing video footage from Lewiston, Maine, amid allegations that interpreters improperly assisted Somali voters during early voting. U.S. Attorney Andrew Benson confirmed the investigation, which examines whether voter assistance violated state law. The footage reportedly shows interpreters interacting with voters, raising concerns about potential voter intimidation and election interference.

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emersoncollegepolling.com

Kansas Poll Shows Hamilton Leading Marshall in Senate Race

A recent Emerson College Polling survey shows Adam Hamilton leading Roger Marshall in the Kansas Senate race, with 49% support compared to 45%. In the gubernatorial race, Ty Masterson leads Cindy Holscher 50% to 46%. The survey was conducted from October 26 to 28, 2026, with a sample size of 800 likely voters.

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PBS NewsHour

Legal Challenges Arise Over D.C. Developments Ahead of Midterms

Two legal cases are currently unfolding in Washington, D.C., related to a potential government shutdown and the reconfiguration of a historic golf course, along with plans for a new arch. The proposed arch would stand at 250 feet, exceeding the height of the Statue of Liberty by 100 feet.

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