midterms
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What It Means: The Supreme Court’s Role in the Midterms
The Supreme Court’s rulings over the past year helped set the congressional maps and the campaign cash rules for the midterm elections, according to…
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Trump’s $1 Million Fraud Tip Offer Leaves Key Questions Open
President Donald Trump said on Oct. 26, 2026, that tipsters will be paid $1 million for voter fraud reports that end in arrest and…
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Supreme Court Rulings Shaped Maps and Campaign Cash in Midterms
Supreme Court rulings over the past year helped determine the congressional maps and the campaign cash rules used in the midterm elections, according to…
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Justice Department Demands Washington Set Aside 400-Plus Ballots Over Alleged Noncitizens
The Justice Department is demanding that Washington elections officials set aside the ballots of more than 400 people it says are noncitizens illegally registered…
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Trump Offers $1 Million for Voter Fraud Conviction Tips
President Donald Trump said on Oct. 26 that tipsters will be paid $1 million for reporting voter fraud that ends in convictions. The offer…
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House Republicans to Send Staff Observers to Midterm Elections Nationwide
House Republicans plan to deploy staff across the country on Election Day to monitor the midterm vote in close races. The effort could lay…
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Gas averages $4.29, diesel $6.35 nearly eight months into Iran war
The national average for regular gasoline stands at $4.29 a gallon, up from $2.98 before the war with Iran, according to a Seattle Times…
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Charges Against Ex-FBI Officials Raise Accountability and Timing Questions
Two former FBI officials surrendered on Oct. 23 on charges of lying to Congress about the bureau’s Hunter Biden investigations. If the evidence holds,…
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US Chamber of Commerce Launches Ads for Eight House Republicans
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is launching a digital ad campaign that highlights the economic records of eight sitting House Republicans, according to the…
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What It Means: New Hampshire’s Student ID Ban Stands for Midterms
The Supreme Court on Oct. 22 allowed New Hampshire to block student ID cards from use in the coming midterm elections, with Justice Ketanji…
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Cook Political Report shifts 19 House races toward Democrats
Cook Political Report moved 19 House races toward Democrats on Oct. 23, less than two weeks before the Nov. 3 midterm elections. The forecaster…
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Supreme Court Lets New Hampshire Bar Student IDs for Voting
The Supreme Court on Oct. 22 allowed New Hampshire to block student ID cards from being used in the coming midterm elections. Justice Ketanji…
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