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Talarico challenged Paxton to three debates to take place in the weeks leading up to the general election, but Paxton hasn't agreed.

It's unlikely Minogue will unseat Healey in November, as the Democratic incumbent leads by 24 points in a recent poll.

Politicians weaponize DMCA copyright takedowns to scrub critical news from search results and silence accountability reporting.

Brian Poindexter's family-centric ad contrasts with the domestic and child abuse allegations his opponent, Rep. Max Miller (R-OH), is facing.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El Sayed asked on social media whether JD Vance would have ever introduced his wife to his grandfather.

Kalshi announced the suspension Monday, saying Buckhout had violated the platform's rules for placing a bet on her own campaign.

Members of the DSA recently seemed ill-prepared when pressed on stances during primetime appearances, columnist Joe Concha said.

Harris's high-profile endorsement for Rep. Chris Pappas (D-NH) came eight days before New Hampshire's Senate primary.

"The strongest path to winning in November is not two Democratic candidates competing for the same donors and resources," Tom Begich said.

Republicans don't have a money problem; they have a ground-game problem. Victory requires funding local networks over consultants.