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“While Indian voters are used to a single counting day, with most results in by evening, a U.S. count can run for days, and in a close race for weeks.”

“With Medicare costs, prescription drug prices and long-term care expenses weighing on household budgets, their concerns could carry significant political weight heading into Tuesday's elections.”

“With Medicare costs, prescription drug prices and long-term care expenses weighing on household budgets, their concerns could carry significant political weight heading into Tuesday’s elections.”

“But they said that even though the budget is coming after U.S. midterm elections, it's not in reaction to the midterms.”

“Meanwhile, the GOP — as summed up by House Speaker Mike Johnson — has framed the midterms as a "contrast election between common sense and crazy."”

“It’s the most expensive election cycle in U.S. history in terms of political ad spending, with more than $11 billion expected to be spent, according to analysis firm AdImpact.”

“They have consistently overperformed in special elections, which are indicators of midterm prowess, and they cleaned up in the 2025 off-year elections.”

“Chris Anders told me Flock is “the first really big bipartisan issue [he’s] seen come up” in West Virginia since starting his term in 2024.”

“For older adults across the United States, rising healthcare expenses—including Medicare costs, prescription drug prices, and long-term care—are squeezing household budgets.”

“The move comes as Trump attempts to lower fuel prices in the US ahead of mid-term elections at the start of November, after months spent grappling with the political consequences of the Iran war.”

“Virginia is one of four states with abortion-related measures on the ballot in the 2026 midterm elections.”

“Democrats need to win three more seats in the midterm elections than they did in 2024 to take back the majority from Republicans.”

“That would enable him to join Trump in renewed strikes on Iran after the U.S. midterms next week, as both have repeatedly threatened.”

“Since Trump returned to the White House, Mitchell and her acolytes have been deeply entwined in his unprecedented bid to assert federal control over voting, an effort that has increasingly defined his second term.”

“Now, he's finishing the midterms with a cross-country blitz of campaign rallies that allow him to bask in applause when he's otherwise profoundly unpopular.”

“The complaint alleges unauthorized use of Young's 1989 song at an Oct. 12 Trump rally in Youngstown, Ohio, "and at other rallies designed to encourage votes in the upcoming mid-term elections."”

“The Democrats need to gain four more seats to win back the Senate majority in the upcoming mid-term elections on Nov. 3.”