2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) campaigned with Democrats in New Hampshire only a few weeks out from the midterms. “Great to be back in New Hampshire. The energy across the Granite State is UNDENIABLE. Fired-up crowds, incredible volunteers, and so much enthusiasm heading into November 3,” Newsom said in a post on the social platform…
ABC News spoke with voters in Alaska, Iowa, New Hampshire and Maine.
Donald C. Bolduc urges New Hampshire voters to look beyond party labels and endorses Chris Pappas, Kelly Ayotte and Pat Abrami ahead of Election Day.
Di Lothrop argues that socialism is a key issue for New Hampshire voters, urging support for congressional candidate Lily Tang Williams and her positions on
Election officers in Oklahoma and Louisiana reported receiving the letters in the mail, while federal officials reportedly intercepted others bound for New Hampshire, Ohio, and Co
Gov. Kelly Ayotte Shows GOP How to Win in N.H. Race
The New Hampshire governor is leading her Democratic opponent in the polls, offering a path for a GOP victory in a tough election cycle.
Americans for Prosperity Action (AFPA), a PAC linked to the Koch family, has launched a slate of “closing argument” ads across five battleground Senate races, urging voters to choose Republican candidates over socialism. The ads, which The Hill obtained, are part of an existing $22 million ad buy across Alaska, Iowa, Michigan, New Hampshire and…
John E. Sununu and Chris Pappas traded accusations over taxes, personal finances and party loyalty in their first face-to-face Senate debate Tuesday.
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