New Polls Suggest Voters Are Paying Attention to the Midterms, Even as They Split on Every Issue
Polls find Americans see voting as a duty, not a choice, yet deeply split on parties. Midterm races remain tight.
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Texas Ag Commissioner Candidates Trade Charges Over Each Other’s Legal Eligibility
Texas ag commissioner candidates trade charges that the other isn't legally qualified to serve, in a race where neither can fully clear the farming test.
Harris County Faces 75,000 Voter Registration Backlog Before Early Voting Starts
Harris County races to clear a backlog of 75,000 voter registrations before early voting begins, with 2,000 needing extra review.
Hegseth Mobilizes Pentagon to Protect Midterms From Foreign Threats
A war secretary moves the Pentagon's sword to guard the nation's ballot box against foreign foes, crossing a line none dared cross before.
Voter Registration Backlog: DPS Error Caught Tens of Thousands of Applications
Texas voter registration backlog explained: tens of thousands of applications await clearance before November's midterm elections.
Polling shows voters can’t name their own candidates or explain how voting works — and some experts worry confusion could keep people home on Election Day
Americans are worried about federal interference, delayed ballots, and polling-place enforcement before midterms. Will distrust keep them home?
White House moves to strip non-citizens from voter rolls before November elections
White House presses states to strip non-citizens from voter rolls ahead of midterms amid reports of tens of thousands wrongly registered.
Lula Covers Bad Bunny’s ‘LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii’ as Campaign Message Against US Influence
President Lula shares a Portuguese version of Bad Bunny's protest song 'LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAII,' comparing Brazil's sovereignty to Puerto Rico's.
New Venezuela leader says he will hold elections when the country is ready
Venezuela's acting leader promises elections at the right moment, after meeting Trump and amid earthquake recovery.
Americans Have Lost Faith That the Post Office Will Get Their Ballots Home on Time
Voter confidence in the U.S. Postal Service delivering ballots on time has fallen sharply, per a new poll.
New Poll Finds Voters More Likely to Choose Democrats for Congress — and Trump Is the Reason
New NPR/PBS News/Marist poll shows voters shifting against the Party of Trump, with Democrats holding a 53-41 edge in congressional picks.
Poll shows Letitia James’s lead over GOP rival Saritha Komatireddy narrows in New York AG race
Letitia James leads Saritha Komatireddy in the NY AG race, but her lead has shrunk on a Siena poll. Komatireddy's name problem looms large.