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Trump was so desperate for MTG to drop Georgia Senate run he ordered a poll showing she’d get crushed

President’s survey concludes outspoken congresswoman would lose to Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff by brutal 18-point margin in hypothetical matchup

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Trump Reportedly Helped Dissuade Marjorie Taylor Greene From Running For Georgia Senator

President Donald Trump helped discourage Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from running for a Senate seat in Georgia's upcoming elections, a new report shows

Latin Times

GOP race to take on Sen. Jon Ossoff heats up in Georgia - Roll Call

The race to take on Sen. Jon Ossoff in Georgia grew Monday after state Insurance Commissioner John King entered the Republican primary.

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Medicaid and taxes and SNAP, oh my - Roll Call

Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including ad campaigns and vulnerable lawmakers.

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Georgia Rep. Buddy Carter enters Senate race against Jon Ossoff - Roll Call

Georgia Rep. Buddy Carter became the first high-profile Republican to announce a challenge to vulnerable Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff.

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Republicans fear Marjorie Taylor Greene could win the Georgia primaries – then cost them the whole race

‘If I was to put my political science hat on and look at all the criteria, she wouldn’t be high on my list of recruits,’ North Dakota senator says

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Republicans Reportedly Concerned That Marjorie Taylor Greene Could Launch a Georgia Senate Bid And Jeopardize Their Chances

Georgia Republicans are scrambling to determine who will be the party's candidate in next year's Senate elections after Gov. Brian Kemp passed on the possibility

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These are the most vulnerable senators of the 2026 election cycle

Our initial list of the Senate’s most vulnerable incumbents for the 2026 cycle is shorter than usual following a string of early retirements.

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MTG is considering running for the Senate. She is dead last in a poll of potential candidates

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene came in 12 points behind the possible GOP frontrunner for Senator Jon Ossoff’s seat

The Independent UK

Fundraising shows something clear: Democratic voters want fighters

Analysis: From progressives like AOC, Jasmine Crockett and Bernie Sanders to mainstream Democrats like Jon Ossoff and Mark Kelly, Democrats are sending their money to elected officials they think will aggressively oppose Trump. Eric Garcia reports

The Independent UK

5 takeaways from first-quarter fundraising reports - Roll Call

New federal fundraising reports show vulnerable senators and House Republicans amassing large war chests in advance of the 2026 elections.

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Senate Republicans rely on different type of candidate to hold majority in 2026 - Roll Call

Senate Republicans hoping to keep the majority in the 2026 midterm elections won't be relying on wealthy candidates like they did last year.

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Bill Would Require Federal Prisons To Notify Families of Serious Illness and Death

Families described not being told their loved one was in the hospital or even when they had died.

Reason

Top US intelligence officials claim Signal chat did not mention classified details

Senior intelligence officials testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee, a day after an explosive report in The Atlantic, with the CIA director denying that 'a huge mistake' had been made.

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Democrats demand answers over White House’s ‘careless’ Signal blunder

Senators interrogate US intelligence community after Atlantic editor was added to group chat on Yemen war plans

The Independent UK

Democrats want to punish Trump in the 2026 midterms. Here are the five Senate seats most likely to flip

Analysis: The 2026 midterm election will largely be about Donald Trump. That puts Maine and North Carolina in Democratic grasps, while Republicans eye Georgia, Michigan and New Hampshire. Eric Garcia reports

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At the Races: Dems the breaks - Roll Call

Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including retirements and budget resolutions.

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Agency firings prompt worries about preparedness, FDA inspectors - Roll Call

Days after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was sworn in as HHS secretary, health agencies including the FDA, NIH and CDC saw sweeping workforce cuts.

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Vulnerable lawmakers begin 2026 cycle with modest war chests - Roll Call

Fourth-quarter fundraising reports filed with the FEC show many vulnerable lawmakers starting the cycle with modest war chests.

Reason

These Lawmakers Actively Use TikTok Even After Voting To Ban It

With just hours to go before it is set to shut down, many senators and representatives are still posting on the app they claim is too dangerous for the rest of us to use.

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The smallest initial Senate battleground ever? - Roll Call

Just five Senate seats are rated as competitive by Inside Elections, representing perhaps the smallest initial battleground in history.

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Sen. Ossoff Supports Bipartisan Efforts For Immigration Reform

Senator Jon Ossoff's bipartisan efforts on immigration and public safety issues in Georgia Senate.

Latin Times

Full List of Democrats Pledging to Vote Alongside Republicans on GOP's 'Laken Riley' Immigration Bill

The U.S. Senate is poised to vote on the controversial Laken Riley Act, an immigration bill that has gained bipartisan traction following its passage in the House earlier this week, on Friday.

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Senate appears poised to move forward on immigration bill - Roll Call

Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., has told Senate Republicans there appears to be enough Democrats to move forward on an immigration bill.

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How the decline of personal political brands hurts Senate Democrats - Roll Call

It might be the end of personal political brands in congressional races, which could hurt Democratic chances of flipping the Senate in 2026.

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