Democrat senators are scheduled to hold an internal leadership election to fill their top posts in the chamber less than two months after losing the Senate majority to Republicans in the 2024 election. The election is expected to take place… Read More »Senate Democrats to hold leadership elections after losing chamber majority
Govinda, who accidentally shot himself in the leg over a month ago, was seen outside a polling booth on Wednesday. Photos and videos of him surfaced on social media as he cast his vote in Mumbai during the ongoing Maharashtra… Read More »Govinda shares update on his health after bullet injury
The race for control of the House is tight. The classic political jumpball. It’s hard to judge which way the House will tilt. Republicans are heavily favored to win the Senate. But nearly every competitive Senate contest is razor-thin. Pennsylvania.… Read More »A 'very different scenario' for the House of Representatives elections in 2024
Next month, North Carolinians will decide whether “only” U.S. citizens are eligible to vote in future state elections. House Bill 1074, referred to as the “Citizen Only Voting” amendment, would clarify the state’s constitution to read that “only a citizen”… Read More »North Carolina voters will decide on amendment to explicitly bar noncitizens from voting in elections
A hearing was held Tuesday in a key Georgia county’s lawsuit against the State Elections Board (SEB), roughly three weeks until voters head to the polls on Nov. 5. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney is overseeing the case… Read More »Local officials face off against Georgia's elections board over rule that could shake up November