
Supreme Court Blocks Missouri's Republican-Drawn Congressional Map for Third Time
The refusal leaves a court-ordered map in place for November as Missouri Republicans press a parallel fight in state and federal courts.

The refusal leaves a court-ordered map in place for November as Missouri Republicans press a parallel fight in state and federal courts.

A New York Times/Siena poll still shows Democrat Chris Pappas ahead by five points, but Republicans see John Sununu gaining ground in the fight for Senate control.

New poll finds voters less confident in postal service, but local election officials retain trust; Texas special election highlights challenges.

Exit polls in two German states point to historic losses for the chancellor's conservatives, with the far-right AfD surging and the CDU fighting to stay in a state parliament.

MAGA Inc. drops $10M in Texas for Ken Paxton while Virginia early voting opens, as GOP donors confront an unexpectedly defensive midterm map.

Hundreds of federal agents were redirected to hunt for noncitizens on the voter rolls, despite decades of evidence that widespread voter fraud is exceptionally rare.

Nearly 100 lawmakers who began this Congress won't return, NPR analysis finds, as The Hill flags seven surprises and Michigan kicks off football season.

NYT/Siena and other polls show an 8-point generic ballot edge, AI and data-center unease, and tight races from New York City to Maine.

International IDEA's benchmark places American democratic performance at its weakest since measurement began, amid wider global backsliding.

Federal agents scour public voter rolls for noncitizens despite scant evidence of fraud, while outsider candidates from Victoria to Scotland press their own campaigns.