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From Democrats landing top-tier recruits in critical races, to Republicans in competitive races retiring or forgoing bids, to ...

Rep. Tim Fleming has become the first candidate to launch a bid for secretary of state, seeking to become Georgia’s top ...

As the House moved to pass the GOP's marquee bill, Democrats began testing out the attacks they hope will win them back ...

The Republicans' “big, beautiful bill," has passed the Senate, but provisions slashing Medicaid spending could devastate ...

In case you missed it, the scheme by special interest groups to replace the Electoral College with a so-called national popular vote may have just suffered a mortal blow — and it happened in a blue ...

She’s part of a wide-ranging group of young Democratic candidates, many running to replace older incumbents, who have grown restless waiting for their turn to lead their party back to power.

In Nebraska, Dan Osborn, an independent candidate who held Sen. Deb Fischer (R) to a single-digit win last year, announced he’d challenge Sen. Pete Ricketts (R).— Though Ricketts should be more ...

Ultimately, the Democratic Party remains at a crossroads, caught between the growing influence of the far-left, and the more ...

Infighting is plaguing a Democratic donor alliance in Indiana as the former leader of one nonprofit in the ecosystem is suing the head of another.