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Ahead of the Aug. 4 primaries, left-wing candidates are boosting each other as the coalition looks to grow its numbers in November.

Paxton's economic plan, which he hopes to push through the Senate if elected, revolves around healthcare, family, and housing tax breaks.

While running for reelection, Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) is facing a slew of legal troubles involving domestic abuse allegations.

"Not only did I get whooped, but you've got here a man of character, somebody who knows how to win," Obama said after losing to Turek in a basketball game.

The DCCC's organizing program, dubbed a "weekend of action," tripled turnout from the committee's June program and included more than 40 districts.

Of the funds raked in by Jackson, more than 58,000 came from unique donors, which his campaign says represents his grassroots support.

The Republican Party is attempting to capitalize on Maine Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson's prior support for Graham Platner.

With 100 days until the 2026 midterm elections, Republicans have launched attacks tying the rise in socialism in the Democratic Party to communism.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is set to campaign in more than 30 districts and cities across 17 states during the monthlong recess.

The memo shows 42% of respondents consider communism the "most dangerous system of government for the United States to pursue."