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The new ads will highlight Paxton’s record as attorney general and attack James Talarico as weak on China.

The messy Senate race in Michigan has laid bare Republicans’ floundering support from the Arab American community, which boosted Donald Trump in 2024.

The surging Democratic left is taking its ideology onto America’s preeminent conservative network, and at times showing some growing pains.

Retired teacher Dan J. Sullivan could play spoiler in a high-stakes Alaska Senate race.

The president went to great lengths to push his candidate over the finish line in South Carolina, but Republicans want the same support in races that will actually determine control of Congress.

Former state Sen. Mike Mazzei’s victory is a relief for the president after several of his chosen candidates fell in other states.

Her win in the snap primary to replace her late brother Lindsey Graham comes after President Donald Trump significantly boosted her campaign.

The president sought to paper over emerging cracks in Graham’s campaign to succeed her late brother.

Both the Michigan and Ohio Senate races have become data center battlegrounds.

Alexander Vindman’s Senate primary loss Tuesday is the latest stumble from a top Trump critic.

President Donald Trump is working hard to propel the political newcomer into office. Her debate performance proved just how green she still is.

Democrats picked a progressive for Senate. The GOP spurned the president’s endorsements in two House races.

State Sen. Eric Barlow defeated Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder, who had President Donald Trump’s support in the race.

The Georgia Democratic senator is closely involved with all aspects of his campaign amid a tough reelection battle.

Andy Burnham and Anthony Albanese have found something few world leaders can replicate: a shared obsession with rugby league.

Some high-profile progressives are blaming the Vermont senator for not endorsing Francesca Hong in Wisconsin. Sanders told POLITICO he has “limited resources.”

In one of his first interviews since winning the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, David Crowley shares his plan to bring in Francesca Hong voters — but he won’t commit to campaigning with far left surrogates.

He dropped out of Maine’s Senate race last month after a woman he dated accused him of sexual assault, an allegation he denied.