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DCCC adds Maine’s Matt Dunlap and 4 others to ‘Red to Blue’ program

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is adding five more candidates to its “Red to Blue” program for top recruits, including Maine State Auditor Matt Dunlap, who defeated the group’s preferred candidate in a primary earlier this year. The other four candidates are running in Republican-held districts that backed Donald Trump…

Roll Call · Aug 20

Trump announces first-ever Republican midterm convention in Dallas, calls it "greatest rally of them all"

US President Donald Trump announced the Republican Party's first national midterm convention. This event will take place in Dallas, Texas, on September ninth and tenth. Republicans will gather to celebrate party achievements and prepare for upcoming elections. The convention aims to energize voters and secure victories in the midterms. This…

The Economic Times · Aug 20

Trump-Endorsed Byron Donalds Leaves President Out of Victory Speech After Florida GOP Primary Win

Donalds, a U.S. congressman, won the GOP nomination with about 48% of the vote defeating a field that included Jay Collins, who finished second with 25%

Latin Times · Aug 19

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A democratic socialist win and losses for Trump allies: takeaways from primaries in three key states

Elections in Florida, Alaska and Wyoming provide a sense of how voters are feeling ahead of November’s midterms

The Guardian - US · Aug 19

Florida Democrats Finally Win Back Hispanic Voters: Then They Nominate a Socialist for Senate

Just as Florida Democrats appear to be making their most significant gains among South Florida's Hispanic voters in a quarter-century, the party has nominated a democratic socialist for one of the state's most important races.

Latin Times · Aug 19

Florida Primaries Deliver Big Upsets. Trump-Backed Candidates Gets Mixed Results.

Byron Donalds won the Republican nomination for Florida governor, while progressive Angie Nixon scored an upset in the Democratic Senate primary.

International Business Times · Aug 19

Wyoming Republican Chuck Gray poised to succeed Hageman in House

Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray vanquished eight competitors Tuesday to win the Republican primary for the state’s at-large House seat, putting him on a glide path to succeed Rep. Harriet M. Hageman next year. But the power of President Donald Trump’s endorsement suffered another setback in the Cowboy State,…

Roll Call · Aug 19

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Florida Sets Its Fall Ballot: A MAGA Favorite, an Ex-Republican, and a Democratic Socialist

Florida picked Trump-backed Byron Donalds and Democrat David Jolly for governor, while a democratic socialist stunned a well-funded rival for Senate.

Latin Times · Aug 19

Florida Rep. Cory Mills loses primary as Wasserman Schultz, Moskowitz prevail

Florida Rep. Cory Mills, who’s faced scrutiny over allegations of sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations, joined the list of House incumbents to lose reelection bids this year. But a handful of other Florida members, including Democrats Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Jared Moskowitz, held off primary challenges Tuesday. In the…

Roll Call · Aug 18

Republican House Rep caught on doorbell cam rifling through someone’s mailbox

The Florida homeowner has decided not to press charges, according to a report

The Independent UK · Aug 18

Hegseth’s ‘personal’ trip to Iowa sparks speculation he’s eyeing Trump’s office: report

Vulnerable Republicans call in the cavalry, but Trump’s ‘War’ chief is reportedly eyeing his own political future

The Independent UK · Aug 18

Florida primaries for governor and Congress test Trump’s grip on his adopted state

Trump has had an inconsistent record on picks for governor in primaries this year

The Independent UK · Aug 18

Trump Is 'Visibly Struggling to Stay Awake' and 'Weaving in and Out', Fox News Analyst Says

Fox News analyst Juan Williams says Donald Trump is 'visibly struggling to stay awake' as his endorsement power fades and Republicans lose key 2026 primaries ahead of high-stakes midterms.

International Business Times UK · Aug 18

Who Is Mike Huckabee and Why Do Evangelicals See Him as a Potential Post-Trump Saviour in 2028?

Mike Huckabee 2028 speculation exposes a fierce MAGA battle over Israel, Christian Zionism and evangelical power as Trump's allies confront the fight to define his political legacy.

International Business Times UK · Aug 18

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The Independent UK · Aug 18

Trump has this to worry about if Congress flips in the midterm elections

ANALYSIS: Democrats, learning from their experiences in Trump 1.0, are plotting more effective oversight for a potential post-Blue Wave environment, writes John Bowden — even if the president is fixated on the filibuster

Roll Call · Aug 18

At the Races: Heat’s on in Florida

Welcome to a special edition of At the Races! Throughout the 2026 primary season, watch for these updates from the CQ Roll Call campaign team on what you need to know for Election Day. Know someone who’d like to get this newsletter? They can subscribe here. By Mary Ellen McIntire, Daniela…

Latin Times · Aug 17

Florida's Wide-Open Governor Primary Comes Down to Miami-Dade's Divided Latino Electorate — See the Candidates

Florida picks nominees Tuesday (August 18, 2026) in its first open governor's race since 2018, with Miami-Dade's Cuban and Venezuelan voters central to both campaigns.

Latin Times · Aug 17

Republicans' First Midterm Convention Lands in Dallas — And the Hispanic Vote Is the Real Prize

Republicans hold their first-ever midterm convention Sept. 9-10 in Dallas, weeks before Texas voting starts, as polling shows Hispanic support softening.

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Latin Times · Aug 17

Trump's GOP Support Slides as Republicans Grow More Pessimistic About Economy: His Latino Voters Are Also Turning on Him

President Donald Trump is heading into the final stretch before the midterm elections with an increasingly complicated problem: support is softening inside his own party at the same time that Latino voters, a key part of the coalition that helped return him to the White House, are showing significant dissatisfaction…

Roll Call · Aug 17

Rating changes: 10 of 11 races shift toward Democrats

ANALYSIS — With less than three months to go before Election Day, control of both chambers of Congress remains in play. While Democrats lack many guaranteed pickups, there continues to be growing softness or vulnerability for Republicans on the outskirts of the House and Senate battleground. President Donald Trump’s low…

Roll Call · Aug 17

Wealthy House candidates eye payoffs in Florida Republican primaries

More than a dozen House candidates in Florida have poured over $1 million into their campaigns ahead of Tuesday’s primary elections, a CQ Roll Call analysis of fundraising reports shows. The investments — by 14 Republicans running for eight different House seats — come after the GOP-led state Legislature approved…

International Business Times · Aug 17

Trump's GOP Support Is Slipping As His Approval Among Republicans Hits a Second-Term Low

Trump's approval rating among Republicans has fallen to 79%, the lowest level of his second term and 12 percentage points below where it stood shortly after he returned to the White House.

Reason · Aug 17

Today in Supreme Court History: August 17, 1988

8/17/1988: Republican party nominates George H.W. Bush for President. He would appoint David Souter and Clarence Thomas to the Supreme… The post Today in Supreme Court History: August 17, 1988 appeared first on Reason.com.

The Guardian - US · Aug 17

A tale of two Dan Sullivans: Republicans with same name contest Alaska primary

Democrat Mary Peltola, who won the red state’s House seat twice, is also running to unseat the incumbent senator

The Independent UK · Aug 16

Trump pushes Congress to end ‘RIDICULOUSLY CHANGING CLOCKS’ - could it actually happen?

ANALYSIS: Trump wants to see the sun later. But just like his ballroom, voter ID and his ‘slush fund’, the Senate isn’t playing ball, writes John Bowden

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