Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers faces criticism for misrepresenting his opioid epidemic record, linked to his past support of controversial pain care legislation.
Michael Whatley seeks a boost in his U.S. Senate campaign by aligning with former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, a convicted felon.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson credits tariffs and tax cuts for his wealth boost, despite their adverse effects on working-class Georgians.
In an interview, Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Maria Lazar mistakenly claimed the Dred Scott decision was overturned, highlighting her historical inaccuracy.
State Sen. Kelda Roys aims to lead Wisconsin as governor, opposing Trump’s policies and focusing on affordability, healthcare, and education reform.
Reports claim JoAnna Mendoza supports defunding police, but she advocates increasing resources. Her U.S. House race against Juan Ciscomani is a toss-up.
Tech companies, urged by Trump, vow to keep energy costs down with a protection pledge, but Arizona’s largest data centers are not on board.
Iowa Rep. Zach Nunn called Medicaid cut impacts a “myth,” yet seven state medical facilities closed or reduced services post-OBBB law.
Alaska Rep. Nick Begich, campaigning for a second term, supports Medicaid cuts, impacting 36,000 Alaskans’ healthcare access.
Reps. Biggs and Schweikert support Trump’s Iran attack despite previously opposing presidential war power without Congress.
President Trump and Christine Drazan aim to restrict mail-in voting. Drazan, a former Oregon legislator, runs for governor, challenging Oregon’s mail voting system.
