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Elections

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Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit for New Jersey Voter Rolls Access

On July 30, 2026, a federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking access to New Jersey's unredacted voter rolls, marking the DOJ's 18th consecutive loss in similar cases. The ruling followed the state's disclosure of illegal registrations of noncitizens due to a software error, but the judge stated this did not affect the legality of the DOJ's request. The DOJ plans to appeal the decision while continuing its investigation into the improper registrations.

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nbcnews.com

Todd Blanche's Attorney General Nomination Faces Challenges Amid Ongoing Iran Conflict

Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general is facing challenges from Republican senators who are pressing for changes related to a fund that could benefit Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Netanyahu and Trump are discussing strategies regarding the ongoing conflict with Iran, which has exceeded initial time estimates for resolution.

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Axios

Thune and Trump Disagree on Senate Votes for Budget Reconciliation

Senate Majority Leader John Thune has communicated to White House officials that he does not believe there are enough votes for a budget reconciliation bill. President Trump has challenged this view, leading to tensions between the two as they navigate upcoming legislative priorities and midterm election pressures.

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Fox News — Politics

Abdul El-Sayed Discloses Financial Details Ahead of Michigan Senate Primary

Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from Michigan, disclosed financial details revealing assets up to $2.1 million, including a rental property in Dubai. The disclosure has sparked discussions about his wealth in the context of a primary debate against Rep. Haley Stevens, who has criticized him for not being transparent about his financial background.

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Fox News — Latest

Abdul El-Sayed Discloses Financial Details Ahead of Michigan Senate Primary

Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic U.S. Senate candidate in Michigan, disclosed financial details revealing assets worth between $870,000 and $2.1 million, including a rental property in Dubai. His opponent, Rep. Haley Stevens, has questioned his transparency regarding tax returns and highlighted their differing financial backgrounds during the campaign.

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Fox News — Latest

Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong addresses past comments on police abolition

Francesca Hong, a leading candidate in the Wisconsin gubernatorial primary, was questioned about her past support for police abolition during a recent event. While she did not confirm her previous stance, she emphasized her commitment to public safety and the need for alternative crime prevention strategies. A recent poll shows her support among Democratic voters has risen significantly.

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Fox News — Latest

Poll Shows Democratic Enthusiasm in North Carolina Senate Race

A Fox News poll shows that in North Carolina, Democratic candidate Roy Cooper leads Republican Michael Whatley by 53% to 44% in the Senate race. The poll highlights a significant enthusiasm gap, with more Democrats expressing interest and motivation to vote compared to Republicans. Key issues for voters include inflation and political divisions.

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Fox News — Politics

Poll Shows Democratic Enthusiasm Influencing North Carolina Senate Race

A Fox News poll shows that Democratic enthusiasm may influence the North Carolina Senate race, with Democrat Roy Cooper leading Republican Michael Whatley by 53% to 44%. The poll indicates that inflation is the primary concern for voters, and highlights the impact of President Trump's unfavorable ratings on Whatley's campaign.

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Washington Examiner

George Santos calls for Max Miller to resign amid domestic violence allegations

George Santos has publicly called for Max Miller to resign amid domestic violence allegations made by Miller's ex-wife. Santos described the alleged behavior as unacceptable and suggested that Miller should handle the situation privately. Miller has denied the allegations and is currently running for reelection.

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Washington Examiner

Schumer Encourages Fetterman to Remain in Democratic Party Amid Internal Tensions

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has encouraged Senator John Fetterman to remain a Democrat, amidst growing tensions between moderate and progressive factions within the party. Fetterman has expressed concerns about the Democratic Party's stance on Israel, indicating that he may leave if it adopts an anti-Israel position. This situation underscores the internal challenges facing the Democratic Party as it navigates differing ideological views.

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Fox News — Politics

Fetterman Responds to El-Sayed's Comments with Nickname

Senator John Fetterman criticized Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed's remarks made during a donor Zoom call, where El-Sayed expressed interest in challenging Fetterman in the primary. Fetterman responded by giving El-Sayed a nickname, "Pontiac Platner," and both candidates share similar policy positions, including support for a single-payer healthcare system.

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Fox News — Latest

Fetterman Responds to El-Sayed's Comments with New Nickname

Senator John Fetterman referred to Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed as "Pontiac Platner" after El-Sayed criticized him during a campaign event. Fetterman expressed confusion over El-Sayed's comments and stated his willingness to engage in primary challenges. El-Sayed has distanced himself from socialist labels despite his past involvement with the Democratic Socialists of America.

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Axios

Increase in Political Profanity Reflects Changing Norms

The use of profanity by politicians is increasing as they seek to project authenticity and connect with voters. Recent statements from President Trump and Senator Bernie Moreno highlight this trend. Research indicates that while profanity can enhance a candidate's relatability, it does not necessarily persuade voters.

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cnn.com

CNN Poll Shows High Percentage of Americans Doubt Trump's Attention to Key Issues

A recent CNN poll shows that 73% of Americans believe President Trump is not addressing the country's most important issues adequately. His approval rating is at 34%, with significant discontent regarding his handling of the economy and military decisions. The poll also reveals widespread skepticism about Trump's construction projects and personal business interests while in office.

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Washington Examiner

Republican-led States Request Supreme Court to Lift Block on Trump's Mail-in Voting Executive Order

On July 29, 2026, a coalition of Republican-led states filed a petition with the Supreme Court to lift a block on President Trump's executive order related to mail-in voting. The order was previously blocked by a federal district court, and the GOP states argue that the decision was premature and that they would face irreparable harm if the block remains in place. The Supreme Court has requested responses from opposing states by the following Monday.

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Fox News — Politics

Schumer avoids question on DSA's role in Democratic Party

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer did not address whether the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) platform fits within the Democratic Party during a news conference. The DSA has gained influence with recent primary victories and advocates for significant changes to U.S. political institutions, including the abolition of the Senate and the presidency. Moderate Democrats are increasingly concerned about the DSA's impact on the party.

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The Hill

Poll Shows Divided Views on Democratic Socialism Among Americans

A Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals that 27 percent of Americans view democratic socialists as having valid beliefs, while 23 percent are unsure. This division comes as candidates linked to democratic socialism achieve success in Democratic Party primaries.

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Vox

Supreme Court to Review Trump's Executive Order on Election Law

The Supreme Court is reviewing President Trump's executive order regarding voting by mail, which he claims gives him the authority to change election laws. Critics argue the order could suppress mail-in voting, while Trump's lawyers contend it has not yet been fully implemented. The court's ruling may significantly impact future election procedures.

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Washington Examiner

Cook Political Report: Democrats Need to Win 57 of 77 Competitive House Seats for Majority

The Cook Political Report states that Democrats need to win 57 of 77 competitive House seats to regain control in the upcoming elections, following a reduction in competitive districts due to redistricting. The analysis highlights challenges faced by Democrats, including expected Republican gains and setbacks in redistricting efforts, but notes that some Republican seats remain competitive.

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