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12 articles about 12 events for “US Midterm Elections Highlights” from New York Post.
“More coverage of the 2026 midterm elections: - Live updates on the midterm elections - GOP Rep.”
“He spent a record $474 million backing Republican candidates in the midterm elections, including a jaw-dropping $224 million in Texas alone – a sign of his concerns that blue policies in the state could stifle his AI profits.”
“The first Tuesday in November is upon us once again, this time marking the 2026 midterm elections.”
“Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) had her DC home raided by the feds on Columbus Day and is believed to be facing a federal probe into whether or not she fibbed about her age on paperwork to become a US citizen.”
“In 2026, the Grand Old Party and its Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, are offering the “Contrast for America,” summarized simply (and in all-caps) as “THE 2026 MIDTERMS ARE A CONTRAST FOR AMERICA BETWEEN COMMON SENSE AND CRAZY.””
“Eleven Muslim-Americans are running for Congress in next week’s midterm elections — overall, a positive sign that one of the nation’s fastest-growing immigrant groups is buying into our political values.”
“Tom Barrack, the US ambassador to Turkey and special envoy for Syria, told a podcaster there “absolutely” could be a US strike on Iran this weekend — despite prior statements from the White House that there would be no such attack before the midterm elections…”
“Ambassador Pete Hoekstra’s warning to Canadian politicians not to interfere in the U.S. midterm elections.”
“President Donald Trump has put the Iran war in a holding pattern for the next 24 days, until the midterm elections are over.”
““I’m going to keep focusing on the midterms and helping us win on Election Day in the next 30 days.””
“This tax-slashing agenda will offer a sharp and much-needed contrast in the midterm elections, as Democrats keep pushing to raise tax rates.”
“Moderate Democrats appear to have shown an aversion to stumping with Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) as the midterm homestretch kicks into gear, raising questions about the Bronx and Queens rep’s clout beyond the lefty base.”