Michigan will hold a vote this fall, while Oklahoma is embroiled in a legal battle

A key Supreme Court race—and a plan to protect judicial independence—are both on the ballot

Lawyers for U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, a Republican running for reelection, sent his opponent a cease-and-desist letter demanding the Democrat stop airing an ad featuring one of the senator’s former pa...

Trump is furious that news organizations are fighting back against his vile efforts to punish their colleagues—because collective resistance to his authoritarianism actually works.

The race to lead once-red Tarrant County could have big implications statewide

The DCCC is reportedly eyeing a seat the GOP gerrymandered after an upset in the last blue wave

Thanks to the top-two primary, several incumbents still face serious intra-party trouble

Spending, reservations, and triage all point in one direction with six weeks to go

There’s a remarkably close correlation between the primary vote and the House popular vote

A Personal Statement from Monae L. Johnson, South Dakota Secretary of State:  Why I Am Supporting Terrence Davis A personal statement on judgment, competen

But Maria Elvira Salazar has been a reliable GOP vote—and faces the wrath of Latino voters

The GOP is trying to label independent Dan Osborn a Democrat

Spend 100 points on the 2026 map. Chalk is cheap, upsets pay big.

And why Democrats may achieve their long-awaited breakthrough

As a rule, state House candidates’ backgrounds tend not to generate national headlines, but once in a while, there are important exceptions.

The First State subsidizes itself at the rest of America's expense.

Every month, Change Research reaches into our Compass Poll data to walk you through what voters are saying and feeling. In this live briefing, our team breaks down the freshest findings from the Chang...

The contest will end in November, even if no one wins a majority of the vote