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Election 2026
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Ahead of elections this year, some states are putting into effect new measures, including requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote, that could impact married women, trans people and others who change their names. -
Liberals expand their majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court
Liberal Judge Chris Taylor defeated conservative Judge Maria Lazar on Tuesday for an open seat on the state’s high court.
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They protested at No Kings. Now they’re running for office.
“Oftentimes, you’re the person you’re looking for,” said Leila Staton, an Iowa state House candidate.
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She followed a civil rights hero to Alabama. It shaped her path to power.
Jocelyn Benson’s journey to the Michigan governor’s race began with Viola Liuzzo, a mother from Detroit who set out for Selma in March of 1965 to join the fight for voting rights.
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Her colleague released an Islamophobic campaign ad. Now this Georgia lawmaker is running against him.
Nabilah Parkes hopes to become the state's first Muslim lieutenant governor — despite a rise in Islamophobic rhetoric from prominent Republicans.
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Kat Abughazaleh loses primary election bid for Illinois U.S. House seat
Since the Chicago-area district is drawn to heavily favor Democrats, Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss is all but destined to win the U.S. House seat in the November midterm elections.
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Juliana Stratton wins Democratic primary, set to become Illinois’ second Black woman senator
The lieutenant governor is all but certain to make history, becoming one of three Black women to serve in the Senate at the same time.
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In Illinois, a primary could mean a new record number of Black women in the Senate
Only five Black women have ever held a Senate seat. Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton and Rep. Robin Kelly want to be the sixth.
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Rep. Tony Gonzales drops reelection bid as House opens inquiry into affair
Party leaders pushed for the Texas Republican to withdraw from a primary runoff as questions mounted about his relationship with an aide who later died.
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Talarico defeats Crockett in Democratic Senate primary in Texas
Crockett and Talarico were generally aligned on policy, and both rose to prominence in large part through social media, making the race largely about stylistic and strategic differences.