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nypost.com

Trump Denies Endorsing JD Vance for 2028 Presidential Nomination

President Trump stated it is too early to endorse any candidate for the 2028 Republican presidential nomination, specifically addressing reports about Vice President JD Vance. Trump clarified that while he admires Vance, he has not made any official endorsement. Reports indicate that Trump's advisers are skeptical about his endorsement intentions, and Vance has expressed interest in discussing a potential run with his wife after the midterm elections.

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Fox News — Latest

Polls Close in Tennessee as Marsha Blackburn Competes in Gubernatorial Primary

The polls have closed in Tennessee as Senator Marsha Blackburn competes in the Republican gubernatorial primary, aiming to succeed term-limited Governor Bill Lee. Blackburn is considered the front-runner in a race that includes Representative John Rose and state Representative Monty Fritts. Five Democrats are also vying for their party's nomination.

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Fox News — Politics

Polls Close in Tennessee for Republican Gubernatorial Primary

The Republican gubernatorial primary in Tennessee has concluded, with Senator Marsha Blackburn considered the leading candidate. Blackburn is competing against Representative John Rose and Representative Monty Fritts, while five Democrats are also vying for their party's nomination. The primary is notable as Tennessee has not elected a Democrat to the governorship in two decades.

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Axios

Max Miller Remains in Office Amid Controversy

Ohio Representative Max Miller has decided to remain in office despite facing allegations of domestic abuse, which he denies. His decision is influenced by concerns about the implications of resignation and the ongoing political pressure from within the Republican Party. The situation has drawn significant attention, with some party members questioning his future as a candidate.

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Washington Examiner

Senate Faces Unfinished Business Before Recess

The Senate is facing a backlog of legislative tasks as it approaches a monthlong recess, with internal disagreements among Republicans and opposition from Democrats. Key issues include a bipartisan Russia sanctions bill, government funding, and regulations on cryptocurrencies, with uncertainty surrounding the confirmation of Todd Blanche as attorney general. Senators are eager for a break from legislative duties.

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Axios

DNC Autopsy Author States Gaza War Impacted Kamala Harris' Political Standing

Paul Rivera, author of the DNC's 2024 election autopsy, stated that the Gaza war negatively impacted Kamala Harris' political standing, particularly in Michigan. His findings suggest that the conflict contributed to her loss of votes among Arab American communities. While Rivera emphasizes this impact, moderate Democrats argue that the significance of the Gaza issue has been overstated.

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Washington Examiner

Centrist Democrats Initiate $15 Million Campaign Against Democratic Socialists of America

The centrist wing of the Democratic Party is launching a $15 million campaign to counter the influence of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) as the party prepares for the 2028 presidential race. Led by the think tank Third Way, the initiative will focus on research and outreach to maintain the party's appeal among swing voters, especially in light of recent progressive victories in key elections.

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Washington Examiner

Support for Rep. Max Miller Declines Amid Abuse Allegations

Representative Max Miller (R-OH) is facing declining support due to allegations of domestic violence and child abuse made by his ex-wife. Despite his denial of the allegations and intention to continue his campaign, notable figures, including Senator John Husted, have called for his resignation. Polling indicates Miller is trailing behind his Democratic opponent, Brian Poindexter, by 14 points.

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PBS NewsHour

Democrats Focus on Wisconsin as Next Key State for Party Direction

Democrats are shifting their focus to Wisconsin after recent electoral results in Michigan. A candidate in Wisconsin is attempting to appeal to voters who have shown support for outsider candidates due to dissatisfaction with the mainstream Democratic Party.

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The Hill

Trump cites El-Sayed's stance on filibuster to influence Senate Republicans

President Trump on August 6, 2026, used Abdul El-Sayed's calls to abolish the filibuster to press Senate Republicans to consider eliminating the legislative procedure. Trump's remarks were directed at Republican Senators in light of El-Sayed's position as a Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan.

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The Hill

Voting Concludes for GOP Nomination in Tennessee Governor's Race

Voting in Tennessee for the Republican and Democratic candidates in the gubernatorial election concluded on Thursday. Senator Marsha Blackburn and Representative John Rose were the main contenders for the Republican nomination, with Blackburn having been favored to win.

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The Hill

Tennessee Primary Voting Concludes Amid Congressional Redistricting

Tennessee's primary voting is set to conclude on Thursday, influencing key congressional races following significant redistricting. The changes have affected the state's Democratic representation, with endorsements from prominent Republican figures for candidates in the 5th Congressional District.

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emersoncollegepolling.com

Iowa Poll Shows Sand Leading in Governor's Race, Hinson Ahead in Senate Race

An Emerson College Polling survey reveals that Rob Sand leads the Iowa gubernatorial race with 48% support, while Ashley Hinson has a slight lead in the Senate race with 48%. The poll also highlights key voter concerns, including the economy and healthcare, and shows divided opinions on the state-funded private school tuition assistance program.

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Washington Examiner

Sen. Jon Husted urges Rep. Max Miller to withdraw from House race amid abuse allegations

Senator Jon Husted has publicly urged Representative Max Miller to withdraw from his House race following allegations of domestic abuse from his wife and daughter. Husted stated that anyone who commits domestic violence should not serve in Congress and called for a thorough investigation. Both Ohio senators are now advocating for Miller's resignation amid ongoing custody disputes and allegations of abuse.

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Fox News — Politics

El-Sayed's Victory in Michigan Senate Primary Highlights Ideological Divide in Democratic Party

Abdul El-Sayed's recent victory in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary underscores the ongoing ideological struggle within the Democratic Party, particularly between left-wing and moderate factions. As primaries approach in Wisconsin and Minnesota, concerns arise among moderate Democrats about the potential impact on down-ballot races in the upcoming November elections.

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Washington Examiner

David Axelrod comments on Francesca Hong's Wisconsin gubernatorial bid

David Axelrod believes that Francesca Hong losing her primary bid for the Democratic nomination in Wisconsin would be advantageous for Abdul el Sayed, the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan. He expressed concerns that a win for Hong could allow Republicans to associate her with el Sayed, detracting from the focus on President Trump's unpopularity. Hong has attracted attention for her progressive views, including her previous stance on police funding.

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Washington Examiner

James Fishback claims DOJ is investigating Byron Donalds for alleged sex trafficking

James Fishback, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Florida, claimed during a press conference that the DOJ is investigating Rep. Byron Donalds for alleged sex trafficking, based on information from a whistleblower. A DOJ official denied these allegations, stating that there is no investigation into Donalds and that the investigation into Rep. Cory Mills is finance-related. The claims come ahead of the Republican primary on August 18.

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Washington Examiner

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill Endorses Candidates for 2026 Midterm Elections

Governor Mikie Sherrill of New Jersey has endorsed 13 candidates for the 2026 midterm elections, focusing on Democratic veterans in competitive congressional races. This marks her first national political endorsement since taking office. Sherrill's PAC plans to continue supporting candidates as part of a strategy to regain control of Congress.

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