The GOP is hoping to redraw maps in at least two more states before the midterm elections.

A few electrifying speeches. A willingness to talk about corruption. An artful straddling of the center-left divide. And suddenly he’s high on the 2028 lists.

Donald Trump’s influence over voters is waning.

Donald Trump’s inner circle expects Democrats to sweep the elections in November.

Donald Trump’s attempts to remake Indiana aren’t going so well.

You might already know about Michigan’s Senate race and the fight in New York’s 17th congressional district. But are you aware of the madness unfolding in Nebraska?

Mills has trailed behind Graham Platner in the polls—and apparently also in fundraising.

Republicans were always going to gerrymander in Florida. By moving first, Virginia made sure Democrats have a chance in the redistricting wars.

A new poll shows that Republicans have the advantage in several important Sun Belt states—but it sheds light on how Democrats can win over voters.

Long a major progressive influence in New York politics, the Working Families Party has released its first national platform ever—and it has the likes of Elizabeth Warren and Ro Khanna on board.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is forcing Cabinet secretaries to actually focus on midterms.

Chief of Staff Susie Wiles reportedly called a crisis meeting with Republican strategists to discuss the midterms.

The latest Cook Political Analysis shows things looking pretty grim for Republicans.

The Fox Business host couldn’t believe Donald Trump’s predictions for the midterms.

Democrats also had a strong showing in Georgia.

His war on Iran is tanking the markets and spiking gas prices—and Americans aren’t happy about it. Some polls show his popularity falling to record lows, raising the question of how much further it could fall.

Some of the president’s biggest supporters are publicly stating their concerns.

Some members of the GOP think it will fail.

AIPAC won two and lost two. Progressives took the biggest prize—the Senate nomination. But this battle is a long way from over.

More than 80 House candidates have warned that their support isn’t a guarantee.