Arizona primary voters selected Trump-backed Republicans for governor and a U.S. House seat, with nominees for governor and secretary of state having questioned the 2020 election. The results offer insight into voter sentiment in the swing state, setting up competitive general election contests.
Arizona voters participate in primary elections to select nominees for governor and congressional seats, impacting control of the US House and a competitive Democratic governorship. Key races include the Republican gubernatorial primary and several congressional districts, with divisions over Israel and Gaza also influencing Democratic contests.
Melat Kiros, a democratic socialist, defeated incumbent Diana DeGette in Colorado's primary elections. Support for Israel became a key issue in the campaign, with Kiros calling for an arms embargo against Israel and accusing it of genocide in Gaza.
Cryptocurrency companies have invested a record $189 million in the 2026 elections, surpassing all other corporate sectors. A Public Citizen report highlights this surge, driven by firms like Andreessen Horowitz and Ripple Labs, aiming to influence policy and elect crypto-friendly candidates.
Utah's reliably red landscape sees an internal Democratic battle for a new, left-leaning House seat in Salt Lake City. Former Rep. Ben McAdams faces progressive challengers, while a conservative Republican incumbent is also targeted in a separate primary.
Cryptocurrency-backed PACs have spent over $8 million supporting candidates in Tuesday's primaries across Maryland, New York, and Utah. The spending aims to influence congressional races, with a focus on specific districts and candidates, drawing criticism over 'dark money' influence.
New York's primary election features a showdown between progressive challengers and establishment Democrats, with Mayor Zohran Mamdani backing a slate of candidates. Races include challenges to incumbents and a notable contest for a Manhattan seat.
VP JD Vance travels to Switzerland to sign a tentative deal ending the war with Iran. New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh holds his first news conference amid rising inflation. Georgia Republicans nominate Rick Jackson for governor, and other primaries were held nationwide.
In Tuesday's primary elections, Donald Trump-backed candidates experienced mixed success. While some secured Senate nominations in Alabama, Georgia, and Oklahoma, Burt Jones lost the Georgia gubernatorial race. Voters also decided congressional and mayoral candidates ahead of November's midterms.
California's slow vote counting process, designed for accuracy and fraud prevention, faces criticism and fraud allegations from Republicans, including Donald Trump, despite experts assuring the system's integrity.
The US Justice Department sent a federal prosecutor to observe ballot processing in Los Angeles amid Donald Trump's baseless claims of election rigging in California's primary elections, where key races remain undecided with 65% of votes counted.
California's gubernatorial primary is too close to call, with vote counting ongoing. Across the US, midterm primaries reveal key trends: Democratic desire for change, Trump's influence on GOP voters, and economic concerns. Key House and Senate races are set for November.
California's gubernatorial primary remains undecided, with Steve Hilton leading for Republicans and Xavier Becerra for Democrats. US primary elections revealed trends for the November midterms, including voter concerns about the economy and Donald Trump's influence.
Trump's $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund is halted, facing lawsuits and Republican opposition. Bill Pulte named acting intel director despite lacking national security experience. Meanwhile, Iowa primary results and concerns over immigrant targeting on a new White House webpage are highlighted.
Voters in six US states participated in primary elections on Tuesday, determining key matchups for the November midterms. Races included California's gubernatorial contest, Iowa's Senate and governor races, and competitive House battles in New Jersey, with potential historic implications in New Mexico.
US primary elections on Tuesday revealed key matchups for the November midterms, with Democrats aiming to flip critical House and Senate districts. Races in New Jersey, Iowa, and California, alongside gubernatorial contests, highlighted voter concerns about the economy and Donald Trump's influence.
Primary elections across six states reveal shifts in the political landscape. Key races include Iowa's Senate contest, a setback for Trump's endorsements in Iowa's gubernatorial primary, and a crucial House race in New Jersey. Democrats also nominated Deb Haaland for governor in New Mexico.
New Mexico holds primary elections Tuesday for governor, with Democrats Deb Haaland and Sam Bregman vying for the nomination. The state faces challenges like violent crime and underperforming schools, but also a budget surplus from oil revenue. The winner will likely be a Democrat in a state trending left.
The US is holding crucial primary elections in six states, including California and Iowa, to determine candidates for the November midterm elections. Results will significantly impact the balance of power in Congress, with Democrats aiming to regain control of the House and challenge the Republican majority in the Senate.
California voters head to a primary on June 2nd in a chaotic race to succeed Governor Gavin Newsom. The "jungle primary" system means the top two vote-getters, regardless of party, advance to the November general election, potentially setting up a Democrat vs. Democrat or Republican vs. Republican showdown.
Tech billionaires are spending unprecedented amounts on California's June 2 primary elections, aiming to secure political and regulatory influence. Major donors like Sergey Brin and Chris Larsen are funding candidates and ballot measures to shape AI development and avoid stifling regulations.
Donald Trump's "revenge tour" targets Republican dissenters, exemplified by Thomas Massie's primary defeat. Critics warn this purge of critics, while consolidating Trump's power, could alienate moderate voters and jeopardize the GOP's fragile majority and legislative agenda.
Ed Gallrein, backed by Donald Trump and pro-Israel donors, defeats Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky's 4th congressional district primary with 54.9% of the vote, amid record spending and controversy over Israel lobby influence.
Donald Trump asserted dominance over the Republican party as his chosen candidate, Ed Gallrein, defeated incumbent congressman Thomas Massie in a Kentucky primary. The race, framed as a test of loyalty, saw significant spending and highlighted Trump's influence.
