Search articles

“Although several key races appear closely contested, polls favour Democrats to take control of the House and give them a plausible chance of a Senate majority.”

“Although several key races appear closely contested, polls favor Democrats to take control of the House and give them a plausible chance of a Senate majority.”

“That continues a trend from the primaries, when turnout in majority-Black counties increased by nearly six points in Southern states that held primaries after the Callais decision, compared to a 1.1 point increase in states that held primaries before, found…”

“That continues a trend from the primaries, when turnout in majority-Black counties increased by nearly six points in Southern states that held primaries after the Callais decision, compared to a 1.1 point increase in states that held primaries before, found…”

“Republicans are facing a potential Election Day onslaught by Democrats, with control of the House and Senate in jeopardy after an October polling collapse that put a raft of candidates in danger and threatened to wipe out multiple incumbents previously…”

““We’ve had disputes over Senate elections, like Coleman versus Franken in Minnesota in 2008, but they never determined which party is the majority,””

“It cited Canadian data from 1968 tracking 6,500 cross-border visits by government officials from both countries, the vast majority of whom were low-level federal and provincial bureaucrats, rather than diplomats.”

“…tice Department has sued California, arrested residents and threatened to prosecute election officials over an unsubstantiated government claim of 20,000 “likely noncitizen” voters; moved to block certification of Alaska’s election results if the Republican…”

“If the Republicans, and by implication Trump, are punished at the polls on these issues it could lead to a change in direction for the last two years of the presidency.”

“In addition, a total of 35 Senate seats (the upper chamber) are up for grabs, which comprises a third of all Senate seats, plus two seats vacated by prominent Republicans JD Vance (who became vice president) and Marco Rubio (who became secretary of state).”

“Ahead of the November 3 polls, it looks like American voters could punish Trump’s Republican party and hand control of one or both of the US House of Representatives or Senate to the Democrats.”

“"On the political side, as a major contractor, he would be reluctant to antagonise a congressional majority because his companies depend on money voted by Congress,"”

“…uption to cost-of-living concerns — accusations exacerbated by Guilfoyle’s reported appeals before her Senate confirmation last year to Trump donor Eric Deters to pay her $100,000 American Express credit card bill in exchange for help from the administration…”

“In fact, Trump’s victory was part of a more general Republican landslide — the GOP took the Senate and improved its majority in the House.”

“…o on Wednesday night, the president tossed out the usual insults at James Talarico — the man who polls show might be about to become the first Democrat to win statewide in Texas in over 30 years — and then directly threatened the people who might vote for…”

“Why else would they beclown themselves with absurd hyperbole, unless it were for the greater good of ensuring the rest of Trump’s presidency is hobbled by his party losing both the House and the Senate in spectacular fashion.”

“Alberta’s referendum will come just two weeks after a provincial election in Quebec on Oct. 5, where the Parti Québécois is leading the polls with a promise to hold a third “popular consultation” on independence.”

“Trump threatened him, tried to blackmail him, and actually caused tremendous financial harm to Amazon by taking away a Pentagon cloud computing contract.”

“Trump went on to claim that Cohen had been unfairly threatened with jail by the Manhattan and New York state prosecutors who used his testimony to convict Trump of campaign finance violations and fraud.”