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Elections

Campaigns, primaries, voting, polls

PBS NewsHour

U.S. Postal Service's Role Highlighted Ahead of Midterm Elections

The U.S. Postal Service is gaining attention as a crucial factor in the upcoming midterm elections, with ballots scheduled to be mailed out in about six weeks. The elections are expected to influence the control of Congress.

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Washington Examiner

Jackie Auringer Calls for Pat Ryan to Return AIPAC Contributions

Jackie Auringer, a Republican candidate for Congress, has called on Rep. Pat Ryan to return over $790,000 in contributions from AIPAC following his recent vote to end aid to Israel. Ryan's campaign stated he has returned contributions as requested, but did not provide specific figures. Auringer criticized Ryan for breaking his promise to support Israel, while Ryan has indicated he no longer seeks AIPAC's endorsement.

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Fox News — Politics

Sen. Jon Ossoff Highlights Military Infrastructure Investments Despite Voting Against Bill

Senator Jon Ossoff has highlighted federal investments in Georgia's military infrastructure while having voted against the bill that provided these improvements. His office claims that the funding is a result of his work on the Military Construction subcommittee, while his Republican opponent criticized him for taking credit for legislation he opposed. Ossoff faces challenges in his reelection campaign amid a competitive political landscape.

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Washington Examiner

Fetterman defends McConnell, criticizes scrutiny of his health

Senator John Fetterman defended Mitch McConnell against scrutiny regarding his health, suggesting critics are seeking media attention. He addressed Governor Andy Beshear's calls for McConnell to prove his fitness for office. Fetterman compared the situation to pressures faced by the late Senator Dianne Feinstein and acknowledged his own experiences with health-related scrutiny.

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PBS NewsHour

Mandela Barnes withdraws from Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor

Mandela Barnes has announced his exit from the Democratic primary race for governor of Wisconsin, citing the rise of Francesca Hong, who has received strong backing from the party's liberal wing. The announcement was made via a video on his Facebook page.

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The Hill

Mandela Barnes Withdraws from Wisconsin Governor's Race

Former Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes has exited the governor's race, citing difficulties in gaining support in the polls. In a social media video, he acknowledged the clarity regarding the leading nominee and called for unified efforts.

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Daily Wire

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel to Skip Democratic Party Convention Due to Safety Concerns

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel will not attend the upcoming Michigan Democratic Party convention due to safety concerns stemming from harassment. She criticized party leadership for not adequately addressing issues of antisemitism within the party, highlighting a growing ideological divide over Israel as the Senate primary approaches. The Michigan Democratic Party affirmed its commitment to a safe environment for all attendees.

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Washington Examiner

Bob Cusack Discusses Dr. Fauci's Senate Hearing and Public Concerns

Bob Cusack, executive editor of the Washington Examiner, discussed the implications of Dr. Anthony Fauci's Senate hearing, criticizing its execution and emphasizing the need for more hearings to address public concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic. He noted that voters are primarily focused on economic issues, as highlighted by recent polling, and suggested that both major parties need to realign their priorities ahead of the 2024 election.

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Fox News — Latest

Federal Judge Denies DOJ Access to New Jersey Voter Rolls

A federal judge has ruled against the Justice Department's request for access to New Jersey's unredacted voter rolls, citing privacy concerns. This decision comes amidst a controversy regarding noncitizen voting in the state, where a software error resulted in the registration of 6,600 noncitizens. Governor Mikie Sherrill has ordered an investigation and is addressing the removal of ineligible voters.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal Judge Denies DOJ Access to New Jersey Voter Rolls

A federal judge has ruled against the DOJ's request for access to New Jersey's unredacted voter rolls, citing privacy concerns. This ruling comes amid a controversy regarding noncitizen voting in the state, where a software error led to the registration of approximately 6,600 noncitizens. Governor Mikie Sherrill has ordered an investigation and is removing ineligible voters from the rolls.

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emersoncollegepolling.com

South Carolina GOP Primary Poll Shows Norman and Graham Leading Ahead of Election

An Emerson College Polling/Nexstar Media survey shows Ralph Norman leading the South Carolina GOP primary with 22% support, followed by Darline Graham at 19%. The poll highlights key voter concerns, with a majority prioritizing economic issues and indicating the importance of candidate debates before the election.

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notus.org

Democratic Candidates Compete in Michigan's 7th Congressional District Ahead of Midterm Elections

In Michigan's 7th Congressional District, Democratic candidates Matt Maasdam and Bridget Brink are competing for support ahead of the midterm elections, while a third candidate, William Lawrence, poses a potential threat. Polling shows Lawrence leading, raising concerns among party strategists about the impact of a divided Democratic field in a key battleground district.

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Daily Wire

Cori Bush Seeks Political Comeback in Missouri's 1st Congressional District

Cori Bush is campaigning to regain her former seat in Missouri's 1st Congressional District during the 2026 midterms, facing off against current Representative Wesley Bell. The race highlights key divisions within the Democratic Party, particularly regarding support for Israel, and could signal the party's future direction depending on the primary's outcome on August 4, 2026.

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Guardian — US

Study finds increased Black voter turnout in the South following Republican redistricting efforts

A study shows that Black voter turnout in the South is increasing in response to Republican redistricting efforts following a Supreme Court ruling that weakened protections under the Voting Rights Act. States like Louisiana, Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama are moving to redraw congressional maps, with Mississippi also planning changes before the midterm elections.

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Fox News — Latest

Democratic Leaders Criticize NYC Mayor Mamdani on Tax Plan and Israel Stance

Mark Penn and Rahm Emanuel, former advisors to Presidents Clinton and Obama, respectively, criticized NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani over his proposed property tax plan and his stance on Israel. Penn argued that the tax could impact a larger number of property owners than stated, while Emanuel challenged Mamdani's rhetoric during a private meeting. Mamdani's communications director disputed Emanuel's account of the conversation.

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Fox News — Politics

Democratic Leaders Criticize NYC Mayor Mamdani Over Tax Plan and Israel Comments

Mark Penn and Rahm Emanuel, both influential Democrats, publicly criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for his proposed property tax plan and his views on Israel. Penn argued that the tax plan could affect a much larger number of property owners than indicated, while Emanuel challenged Mamdani's rhetoric on Israel during a private meeting.

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