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561 items of 1822 · updated Oct 30, 2026, 6:10 AM ET
President Donald Trump is offering $1 million to anyone who reports cases of voter fraud in past elections or the 2026 midterms if it leads to a conviction.
Source: Democracy Docket (news alerts) (democracydocket.com)
Texas redistricting at President Donald Trump's request left many Latino voters in Houston and southern Texas facing unfamiliar candidates, and NBC News asks whether it will impact midterm vote.
Source: NBC News (nbcnews.com)
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger discusses election security and the political battle in the Peach State as Election Day nears.
Source: ABC News (abcnews.com)
Voters in Idaho, Nevada, and Virginia could soon vote to strengthen abortion protections, while Missouri voters face a ballot measure that would roll back rights they approved in 2024.
Source: Prism (prismreports.org)
PBS NewsHour reports on the key ballot measures voters will decide on Election Day in this year's midterm elections.
Source: PBS NewsHour (pbs.org)
Pollster Nate Silver says polling “would have to be very wrong” for Republicans to hold on to the House, a little more than a week before this year’s midterms.
Source: The Hill (thehill.com)
The FTC has asked Anthropic executives to testify as part of its consumer harm investigation into the maker of the Claude AI model, a spokesperson confirmed to The Hill.
Source: The Hill (thehill.com)
The FTC says Dollar General overcharged people at checkout for years, charging customers more than the prices it displays on shelves, price tags and ads, according to federal and state authorities.
Source: CBS News (cbsnews.com)
Thune campaigns for Republicans in marquee Senate races in the weeks before the midterm elections.
Source: PBS NewsHour (pbs.org)
CBS News reports a new poll shows why Democrats and Republicans are voting in midterm elections days away, over certain issues.
Source: CBS News (cbsnews.com)
Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte said Monday he will not tolerate abusive monopolies dominating the mortgage market.
Source: The Hill (thehill.com)
A Justice Department lawsuit over potential confusion in the Alaska Senate race continues days ahead of the midterm elections.
Source: CBS News (cbsnews.com)
Republican David Beasley and Democrat Jim Hodges back Democrat Annie Andrews to flip a South Carolina Senate seat held by Lindsey Graham's Trump-backed sister Darline.
Source: The Guardian US (theguardian.com)
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said Trump has become a 'curse to Republican candidates' ahead of the November midterm elections, when the GOP is projected to lose the House.
Source: The Hill (thehill.com)
Democrats and outside watchdogs are planning a massive presence at the polls on Election Day, with thousands of observers to monitor polling places.
Source: ABC News (abcnews.com)
Oklahoma's four-day in-person early voting window begins Wednesday and ends Saturday, with thousands of voters expected to cast ballots before the Nov. 3 general election.
Source: States Newsroom (News From The States) (newsfromthestates.com)
South Asian immigrant voters spoke with Documented about the midterms, Mamdani, and the issues they are thinking about this November; they cite the threat of ICE and affordability as key issues.
Source: Documented (documentedny.com)
With eight days to go before the midterms, President Trump will head to Mississippi to campaign for Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, as Senate Majority PAC announced it will spend $1.2 million.
Source: The Hill (thehill.com)
PBS NewsHour reports voters blame Trump, pointing to tariff policies and the war with Iran, as Republicans may pay the price in the midterm elections.
Source: PBS NewsHour (pbs.org)
Early voting in Kentucky for the November general election begins Thursday, and all registered voters may cast ballots through in-person no-excuse voting.
Source: States Newsroom (News From The States) (newsfromthestates.com)