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Counting of electoral votes in January 2025 will now be a National Special Security Event, easing some minds in Congress.

Advocates are watching closely to see if presidential candidates weigh in on a proposed ban on menthol cigarettes.

A federal appeals court will hear oral arguments Monday in TikTok’s challenge to a law requiring a sale or ban of the app in the U.S.

What can we learn from the past six months of state primary elections?

The overturn of Roe v. Wade has raised questions about the intersection of pregnancy care and mental health care.

In the aftermath of Roe's overturn, women say their reproductive health care has extra levels of complexity.

Roll Call’s latest ranking of the most vulnerable members of the Senate has five Democrats and two Republicans.

Unlike this year’s presidential and Senate races that are focused on a few intensely competitive states, there is no shortage of House battlegrounds across the country as Republicans look to expand their narrow majority while Democrats work to seize back the gavel they lost in 2022. Inside Elections with Nathan…

A Roll Call Factba.se StressLens analysis found Vice President Harris appeared to rattle former President Trump at their presidential debate.

Republicans have sought to highlight the immigration and election issue a theme for the presidential election and government funding fight.

Former TV weatherman turned member of Congress points to climate change “happening outside people’s windows.”