Alaskans head to a non-partisan primary featuring incumbent Republican US Senator Dan Sullivan and Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, whose competitive race is targeting a key Senate seat to influence control of Congress.
Maine's Senate race draws intense focus as Democrat Troy Jackson replaces suspended candidate Graham Platner to challenge Republican incumbent Susan Collins, with both sides vying for the critical support of Maine's women voters amid debates over abortion and the economy.
The U.S. Senate race in Maine between incumbent Republican Susan Collins and Democrat Troy Jackson hinges on securing the support of Maine women, a powerful voting bloc concerned with economic costs, reproductive rights, and working-class representation.
Fairshake PAC affiliates Defend American Jobs and Protect Progress spent over $1.5 million on media supporting congressional candidates in Florida, Alaska, and Wyoming following a primary loss in Michigan.
Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Democratic primary, Senate committee to vote on Fauci contempt, Trump pitches economic agenda amid rising prices, and more.
Progressive former public health official Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan Senate primary, narrowly defeating establishment-backed candidate Haley Stevens. He will face Republican Mike Rogers in a key midterm election determining Senate control.
Michigan's Democratic Senate primary pits progressive Abdul El-Sayed against centrist Haley Stevens in a tight race highlighting party divisions over Israel and establishment politics, amid primary votes across several US states.
Michigan's Arab American community, deeply affected by events in Lebanon and Palestine, is rallying behind Abdul El-Sayed in the Democratic Senate primary. El-Sayed, who denounces US support for Israel, faces significant spending from pro-Israel groups like AIPAC, highlighting a growing rift within the Democratic Party.
Darline Graham made her political debut in South Carolina, seeking her late brother Lindsey Graham's Senate seat in an August 11 special primary. Backed by President Trump, she faces well-known GOP figures, emphasizing her real-world understanding and commitment to Trump's agenda.
The Israel-Gaza war is creating deep divisions within the Democratic party, influencing primary races nationwide. Progressives are leveraging anti-war sentiment and Israel's declining popularity, while moderate candidates face pressure from pro-Israel groups and a growing segment of the electorate concerned about foreign policy and campaign finance.
The Israel-Gaza war is creating deep divisions within the Democratic Party, impacting elections and fueling a progressive movement ahead of the November midterms. Candidates face a "litmus test" on their stance regarding Israel, with polls showing growing Democratic concern over US support for the country.
The SEC has scheduled three crypto-related rule proposals for July, focusing on token offerings, broker-dealer custody, and trading venues. These proposals could advance the regulatory process before Congress decides on the CLARITY Act, potentially shaping the future of crypto regulation in the US.
Epidemiologist Nirav Shah has entered the Maine US Senate race, replacing Graham Platner who withdrew amid sexual assault allegations. Shah, a former director of the Maine CDC and advocate for Medicare for All, aims to challenge incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins.
Progressive groups and lawmakers are scrambling to find a new candidate for the Maine Senate race after Graham Platner withdrew following sexual assault allegations. Our Revolution endorsed Troy Jackson, while others consider their options amid a compressed party process.
Progressive groups and lawmakers are scrambling to find a new candidate for the Maine Senate race after Graham Platner withdrew following sexual assault allegations. Our Revolution endorsed Troy Jackson, while others consider their options amid a compressed nomination process.
Democrat Graham Platner ends his U.S. Senate campaign in Maine amid rape allegations. The U.S. launches strikes on Iran, prompting retaliation. Tips are provided for staying safe during summer.
Maine Democrats will hold a nominating convention to select a new U.S. Senate candidate after Graham Platner announced he is dropping out of the race following a sexual assault allegation. Platner denies the accusation, but faced pressure to resign. The party must name a replacement by July 27.
Le candidat démocrate au Sénat américain dans le Maine, Graham Platner, s'est retiré de la course après des accusations de viol. Son retrait intervient après une série de scandales et pourrait coûter cher aux démocrates.
Democrats face a critical November election with two key jobs: winning the House and Senate. However, the party is in danger of failing due to "political malpractice," exemplified by the Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner's withdrawal amid sexual assault allegations, highlighting internal divisions and a flawed candidate selection process.
President Trump commented on accusations of sexual assault against former Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, stating it was a "question of whether or not you believe the woman." Platner later dropped out of the race amid controversy, sparking internal party disputes over selecting a replacement.
President Trump commented on accusations of sexual assault against former Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, stating the situation depended on "whether you believe the woman." Platner later dropped out of the race amid the controversy.
Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner has suspended his campaign following allegations of sexual assault. The oysterman and former Marine, championed by liberal figures, faced mounting pressure after a Politico story detailed the accusations, which he denies. His withdrawal deals a blow to Democratic hopes of flipping a Republican-held seat.
President Trump commented on sexual assault allegations against Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, stating the situation depends on believing the accuser and noting differing reactions to similar accusations.
Democrat Graham Platner is under pressure to withdraw from the Maine U.S. Senate race following a sexual assault allegation, which he denies. The Maine Democratic Party must name a replacement by July 27 if Platner steps down by July 13, but the process remains unclear. Potential contenders are emerging as the party scrambles to fill the crucial midterm election seat.
