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GOPer wants abortion panels for victims

Bo Hines pushes "community-level review" of whether individual survivors can terminate their pregnancies

Salon

Michels: GOP "will never lose" if I win

Tim Michels, who is running neck-and-neck with Gov. Tony Evers, seeks permanent partisan control

Salon

GOP congresswoman forced to delete tweet mocking Paul Pelosi attack

Republican shares ‘remarkably cruel tweet laughing at the brutal beating of her colleague’s husband’

The Independent UK

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GOP candidates focus on border security amid high migration - Roll Call

Republican candidates stressed immigration in the 2022 midterm elections, in campaign ads and pledges to finish Donald Trump's border wall.

Roll Call

PA ruling may toss thousands of ballots

PA's high court ruled that mail-in ballots received without a correct date on the outer envelope cannot be counted

Salon

Pence rallies with Kemp while Trump goes missing in Georgia

ATLANTA — About midway through his speech in Atlanta’s northern exurbs, former Vice President Mike Pence brought up an issue that’s both a point of pride for Gov. Brian Kemp and a reminder of a break with his former boss that could shape the 2024 race.

Tribune News Service

GOP campaign ads have demonized Pelosi for years

WASHINGTON — Republicans and allied groups nationwide pumped about $50 million into campaign ads this cycle invoking, condemning or demonizing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, according to an analysis from AdImpact, an ad-tracking firm.

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Midterms’ final stretch marked by fights in unexpected places - Roll Call

Some Democrats and Republicans face suddenly competitive races, while other candidates are in better shape than expected.

Roll Call

Lake hires Trump lawyer before election

The election denier has refused to say whether she would accept the election results if she loses

Salon

GOP's "Team Normal" has gone Big Lie

No more profiles in courage for Mike Pence, Nikki Haley or Larry Hogan, please: They learned the Liz Cheney lesson

Salon

Democrat tells Georgians that GOP's Raffensperger is no hero

The Democrat running to be Georgia's top elections official says says incumbent Republican Brad Raffensperger is no hero for standing up to Donald Trump

The Independent UK

Georgia Republicans avoid Trump mentions in midterm homestretch

He has not held an event in the state since March.

Axios

GOP on political violence: Shrug!

Even after Jan. 6, Republicans waited a while before rolling out the jokes, memes and conspiracy theories. No more

Salon

Mark Z. Barabak: Is Arizona paving 'the road to authoritarianism' with its slate of GOP election deniers?

On a recent weekday morning, Steve Arechiga swung by the library to pick up a book he'd reserved. It was a history of authoritarian strongmen, starting with Mussolini. The topic seemed unnervingly immediate.

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Tribune News Service

Carl P. Leubsdorf: Some election deniers are going to win next week. How much damage will they do?

Whichever party scores the most victories in next week’s midterm elections, the halls of Congress and the nation’s statehouses are still going to be filled next year with election deniers who questioned President Joe Biden’s 2020 victory.

Tribune News Service

Editorial: GOP must reject isolationist strain that questions aid to Ukraine

In the days before the midterm elections, it’s easy to see our political divisions.

Axios

Bad candidates and abortion politics don't scare the GOP so much any more

After a summer on the ropes, the GOP is closing strong.

WEKU

Key GOP groups are more fired up to vote in midterms than Democrats, NPR poll finds

The last NPR survey before all votes have to be cast shows inflation continues to be the top concern for voters, and Republicans are trusted more than Democrats on the issue by 20 points.

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Michael Hiltzik: Republicans keep harping on inflation, but don't have any answers for it

Even if you didn't know from your household accounts that inflation has been running hot this year, your local Republican officeholders and candidates would make sure it wasn't a secret.

Evening Standard

How this week’s US mid-term elections became a bitter battle for the soul of America

Millions of Americans go to the polls today. With lingering questions about Joe Biden’s fitness for office and Trump-supporting candidates gaining ground in key states, the Democrats have a real fight on their hands, says Sarah Baxter

The Independent UK

Trump 2024 campaign prepares for post-midterms launch

Former President Donald Trump has been teasing another presidential run since before he left the White House

Salon

Biden caved to GOP on election disinfo

DHS pulled back on a comprehensive effort to address disinformation to help election workers

Miami Herald

Biden campaigns for Democrats in South Florida. Is he too late for it to matter?

MIAMI — President Joe Biden made a last-minute pitch Tuesday to Florida voters to reject the state’s top GOP leaders in the Nov. 8 election and emphasized to donors the state’s ongoing importance in national politics during a jam-packed day trip to South Florida to boost Democrats on the ballot.

Chicago Tribune

Billionaire Gov. Pritzker uses trust to skirt contribution limits in Illinois Supreme Court races

CHICAGO — Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker is using his personal trust fund to circumvent contribution limits in two races that will determine whether his party maintains its 4-3 majority on the Illinois Supreme Court.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pritzker gives shoe leather and big bucks to Democrats running for state’s top court — but GOP says he’s skirting the law

Pritzker gave $500,000 each to the candidates from his campaign fund — and another $500,000 to each from a personal trust fund. Republicans accuse him of skirting limits he himself signed into law. But the Illinois State Board of Elections says the contributions are allowed.

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