Supreme Court Chips Away Further at Campaign-Finance Regulation
The 6-3 decision this morning by the Supreme Court in FEC v. Ted Cruz for Senate is good news for skeptics of campaign-finance regulation.
Elections
Macron Names New French Prime Minister as Polls Herald Electoral Defeat
The move is part of Macron’s efforts to shakeup his cabinet before French parliamentary elections.
Voters, Including Parents and Latinos, More Likely to Choose Republicans than Democrats in Midterms: Poll
Parents of children under the age of 18 swung massively toward the GOP; 60 percent said they would vote for a Republican.
Sparks Fly at Heated Georgia Debate Between Brian Kemp, David Perdue
Kemp boasts a large polling lead over Perdue.
Latest New Hampshire Senate Poll Has Ominous Signs for Maggie Hassan
Hassan’s numbers are more or less stuck in place; it’s the number of people warming to Republican opponents that is rising.
Ask the Same Question, Get the Same Answer
Inflation and crime loom large in the midterms as Democrats dismiss both as right-wing hype.
A Florida Judge Auditions for Press Clippings
At a minimum, he certainly seems to be angling for headlines.
Missouri Democrats Follow the Cash
Democrats have a bit of a strategic conundrum.
Georgia Audit Reveals 1,634 Attempted Voter Registrations by Non-Citizens
Follow-up investigations will be conducted to determine whether they were encouraged to register by activist groups.