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Early voting came to a close Sunday. But the race for New York governor is heating up. Democratic incumbent Governor Kathy Hochul hit the pavement today in the...
The candidates in the New York governor's race traversed the state on Sunday, looking to score late points with voters ahead of Tuesday's election.
DUBUQUE, Iowa—President Donald Trump and House speaker Mike Johnson said they would welcome Democratic congresswoman Haley Stevens to the Republican Party following her stunning endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers for Senate in Michigan two days before voters head to the polls in what has become the nation’s most contentious race.
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA - OCTOBER 30: Director of U.S. Federal Housing Bill Pulte walks off Air Force One as he accompanies U.S. President Donald Trump to Daytona Beach International Airport on October 30, 2026 in Daytona Beach, Florida. Trump is traveling to Florida to campaign for local Republican candidates ahead of next week's midterm elections.
Political veteran Cliff Groh and newcomer Dan Sager differ in many ways, but they agree on some key local challenges in the Anchorage district that covers JBER and part of Muldoon.
A closer look at the head-to-head fight to represents the city of L.A. in all legal matters.
Paxton’s campaign initially said he would close his get-out-the-vote push at the landmark. Instead, his campaign schedule lists events in North Texas on the eve of Election Day.
Just days before Election Day, Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman spent Halloween in New York City, pushing to swing undecided voters.
The Colorado Supreme Court affirmed a Denver District Court ruling dismissing a lawsuit against Amendment 87 over paid petition gatherers.
Maryland’s two U.S. senators have each requested $1 million in federal funding for a Baltimore nonprofit led by a state lawmaker that has faced repeated audit concerns.
Juneau, Alaska — Democratic Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola told supporters Thursday she is "not interested in tricking voters," after two days of intense questions about how a man with the same first and last name as her Republican opponent ended up on the ballot.
Video in Lewiston, Maine, seems to shows Somali "translators" repeatedly breaking state election laws by coaching "new comer" voters.