Turnout in the midterm elections reached its second-highest peak in more than a century — only slightly behind the 2018 midterms, during President Donald Trump’s first term — with the greatest number ...
The world’s richest person had face-planted — and was now trying to turn back time. Elon Musk spent nearly half a billion dollars during the midterm cycle, the most in any election period for a … Cont ...
In Mississippi’s too-close-to-call U.S. Senate race, every ballot matters. But no one can say for sure how many ballots there are left to count. The razor-thin margin between incumbent Republican Sen.
This could be a mess if the election is close enough that these ballots may matter: The extremely tight U.S. Senate race in Mississippi is now coming down to the final few provisional and mail ballots ...
The Stagnation, Retrogression, and Potential Pro-Voter Transformation of U.S. Election Law, 134 Yale Law Journal 1673 (2025) From Bloggers in Pajamas to The Gateway Pundit: How Government Entities Do ...
In many of the hottest races in this year’s midterm elections, data centers and artificial intelligence companies were effectively on the ballot. The AI industry knew how unpopular they have become, ...
Before Haley Stevens’ change of heart in Michigan became the new distraction, the New York Times’ expose on the recruitment of “Decoy Dan” Sullivan dominated the news cycle. I explained here … ...
In her resignation letter to President Trump, which was seen by CBS News, Dhillon said that she told White House chief of staff Susie Wiles in early October that she intended to step down after the ...
CNBC: Imagine a corporation wants to spend $10 million to defeat a political candidate. Under the Supreme Court’s landmark 2010 Citizens United ruling, it can spend as much as it wants provided it ...
“Federal judge orders Justice Department to stop threatening election officials in Washington state”
Politico: A federal judge in Seattle has ordered the Justice Department to cease insisting that Washington state set aside ballots of people suspected of being noncitizens and stop threatening ...
I’ve suggested that the Supreme Court’s unprincipled decision in Louisiana v. Callais could spawn a new civil rights movement, and G. Elliott Morris’s data on 2026 midterm turnout suggests just that: ...
The Stagnation, Retrogression, and Potential Pro-Voter Transformation of U.S. Election Law, 134 Yale Law Journal 1673 (2025) ...
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