
Mike Rogers’ Oil and Gas Industry Ties Criticized in Senate Race
Mike Rogers, a Michigan U.S. Senate candidate, has faced criticism for taking large oil and gas donations during his political career, influencing his voting record.

Mike Rogers, a Michigan U.S. Senate candidate, has faced criticism for taking large oil and gas donations during his political career, influencing his voting record.

Scott Timko, running for Pennsylvania’s 12th District, aims to cut taxes despite his business owing $42K in taxes. He’s owned multiple restaurants.


Republican John Sununu aims to privatize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, sparking debate about potential impacts on housing affordability in New Hampshire.

Texas dad Hope Negumezi reveals how his wife Porsha’s preventable death during a miscarriage was impacted by Texas’s abortion ban.

Republican Chris Shea, vying for Connecticut’s 5th District, supports Trump’s policies, including the Iran conflict and Medicaid cuts, sparking controversy.

Republican John Sununu profited from rising costs in gas, food, and medicine due to investments, while running for the U.S. Senate in NH.

John James, Michigan’s GOP gubernatorial candidate, pledges to protect the Great Lakes but has voted to weaken their protections.

Washington state Sen. John Braun, running for a U.S. House seat, has faced criticism for accepting large donations from the pharmaceutical and health insurance industries while opposing efforts to lower healthcare costs.

An attack ad by Republican Senate candidate Ashley Hinson distorts Iowa Democrat Josh Turek’s record, claiming he backs a “liberal agenda.”

Republican candidate Doug Ollivant shares outdated maps of Virginia’s 7th District in his campaign, challenging incumbent Eugene Vindman.

Republican Jim Desmond campaigns with controversial Temecula Mayor Jessica Alexander, who compared mask mandates to segregation and sparked outrage.