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Programs at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention addressing issues like Alzheimer's, drowning, and rape prevention lack adequate staff to function. Although Congress funds these programs, Democrats contend that this situation constitutes an illegal act.

Multiple candidates seeking Senate seats are running advertisements that criticize their own party or support Republican policies. These criticisms and supports appear from various individuals within swing-state Democrats, who have also been criticizing an unpopular institution.

The article discusses how both parties are grappling with controversies during election cycles, noting that candidates face allegations ranging from misconduct to ethical scandals. Florida voters rejected Cory Mills’ reelection bid, which provided private relief for some Republicans despite him facing an investigation. Additionally, top Republicans quietly supported Ken Paxton after President Donald Trump and Texas voters embraced him in the Senate primary.

A poll found that Democrats’ view of Trump’s first term improves in retrospect. Furthermore, recent ratings concerning the state of American democracy in 2020 rose by eight points compared with surveys conducted with Democrats that year.

Republicans are trailing Democrats by about 8 points on a generic congressional ballot. This finding is based on a new poll conducted by Emerson College and The Hill.

The US national deficit has doubled over the past decade with spending growing under Trump and Biden, causing US gross national debt to top $40tn for the first time. Separately, Donald Trump announced plans to inflict an economic operation on Iran, calling it an unprecedented example of Economic Warfare.

The race for New York's 17th Congressional District features Rep. Mike Lawler against Democrat Cait Conley. The candidates are locked in a debate disagreement, with Lawler challenging Conley to more debates while Conley countered by attacking his record and political focus.

Democrats have narrowed their potential host cities for the 2028 presidential convention to Boston, Denver and Philadelphia. This move comes as the party prepares for a wide-open primary following Republican President Donald Trump.

A new poll from Emerson College and The Hill found that Republicans are trailing Democrats by about 8 points on a generic congressional ballot. In this survey, 50.7 percent of respondents stated they would back a Democrat if midterm elections were held that day, compared to 43 percent who said they would back a Republican.

Some prominent Democrats from President Donald Trump’s first-term battles are losing in primaries. This suggests that the Democratic party wants something different as it looks ahead toward 2028.

The Trump administration has proposed revamping federal oversight of state mental healthcare to allow states to offer small-scale supportive housing options for people who are homeless and dealing with mental illness or substance abuse. Democrats are fighting this attempt, while proponents argue it is necessary to provide a middle ground between hospitalization and the current squalor faced by the mentally ill. This new framework aims to help address the critical need for community-based care.

Mark Kelly is seen by many Democrats as a potential contender for the 2028 presidential race. However, Kelly stated that his focus is on the midterm elections in November. He has been traveling through Kansas, Iowa, and Georgia recently to emphasize this priority.

In Alaska, Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola have advanced to November's general election. These two candidates are running for the US Senate.

Democrats and Republicans are reportedly backing rivals during Alaska’s Senate Primary. This activity involves ad spending, which constitutes a campaign tactic used by major parties to boost fringe hopefuls on the opposing side.

A new Elon University Poll suggests that North Carolina adults, including Republicans, Democrats, and independents, have more common ground than politics may suggest. The study was conducted as part of Elon's 2026 North Carolina Political Landscape Report, surveying 800 North Carolina adults.

Democrats are seeing significant opportunities to gain control of nation's governorships during the 2026 midterm elections. This potential success could aid them in countering the actions of President Trump.

Backlash in Michigan complicates Democrats’ road to retaking the Senate. The party's chances may depend on Abdul El-Sayed, who beat Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s preferred candidate. Additionally, El-Sayed has criticized Schumer for his support for Israel.

Due to low approval ratings, Republicans may face an electoral beating in November and need a new strategy inspired by Obama’s successful 2012 campaign. One such model suggests that Republicans convince voters that current affordability issues are inherited from Democratic rule, potentially making the crisis worse if power returns to those architects. Another strategy involves addressing America's economic challenges.

After announcing that she was freezing her eggs on Instagram last weekend, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez spent the week chronicling the process. She shared detailed videos and answered questions while administering shots to her followers.

Liberals are proposing plans to overhaul the Supreme Court due to anger directed at the institution. As midterms near, Democrats have begun advocating for changes, including adding more justices or limiting their current terms.

An FT poll reports that most US voters indicate they feel worse off under Trump. Separately, it notes that Democrats currently lead Republicans when discussing the economy just months before midterm elections.

Democrats voted to adjust their presidential primary calendar on Saturday, establishing a new route for any candidate aiming for the White House in 2028. This updated schedule is expected to significantly increase the influence of Black voters, Latino voters, and union members regarding who the nominee will be.

Democrats voted to revise their presidential primary calendar, creating a new path for any candidate aiming for the White House in 2028. This scheduling change is anticipated to increase the influence of Black voters and Latino voters on who the nominee will be. Furthermore, union members are expected to have a larger impact through the updated calendar.

Key primary races in Minnesota and Wisconsin are setting the stage for tight battles in November as both parties aim to expand their hold in Congress. Separately, Progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed defeated moderate Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary. Additionally, Democrats have raised concerns regarding USS Lincoln conditions.

Sherrod Brown, who is 73, is mounting a comeback bid in Ohio. His effort involves the Democratic party, which is counting on his involvement to retake control of the Senate.

The process for selecting a 2028 presidential nominee among Democrats is expected to begin in states where candidates must appeal to specific key supporters. These groups include Black and Latino voters, as well as union members.

Democrats and community leaders, including Greg Casar, are warning the public about an increase in ICE activity following recent enforcement actions in Austin. In contrast, Republicans are defending the federal immigration enforcement effort.

Democrats demanded that Trump reveal stock managers and explain suspicious trades. Warren and Garcia reported seeking answers from Trump to inform their work on potential legislation. This proposed law aims to ban presidents from owning individual stocks.

The article warns that proposed socialist solutions, involving expanded government welfare and taxation, would further increase costs of living for American families. It argues that history demonstrates socialism's failures using examples like Venezuela, Cuba, and the Soviet Union, where centralized control led to chronic shortages, economic collapse, and hyperinflation.

With 85 days until the midterm elections, Democrats are aiming to achieve significant gains in the Senate. Although the Senate map still favors Republicans holding on to the chamber, several factors are challenging GOP-held seats. These challenges include President Trump’s sinking approval ratings, rising prices, and frustration concerning the war in Iran.

The article discusses an election contest in Wisconsin regarding a victory that has occurred. The person who won is noted by the text to be the man critics had previously stated was too boring to win statewide.

Democrats are gathering to finalize their 2028 presidential primary calendar this week. This process sets the stage for a wide open contest intended to succeed President Donald Trump. The party’s voters are currently oscillating between progressive and more moderate candidates.

Democrats struggled with internal debates regarding age and ideology, while Republicans focused on testing the impact of President Donald Trump’s endorsement. These tensions unfolded during the primaries in South Carolina, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Connecticut.

Democrats have experienced a progressive surge due to left-wing primary wins, providing the party with momentum. However, this development could potentially complicate Hakeem Jeffries’s path to unity should Democrats take back the House.

In a Wisconsin governor primary race, two Democratic candidates, Crowley and Hong, competed against each other. Their races were extremely close, separating them by only a few thousand votes.

Democrats are planning a new push to defeat Max Miller in Ohio after accusations of abuse. Additionally, Brian Poindexter is mentioned as a candidate who Democrats believe could win over working-class voters. These working-class voters have recently flocked to President Trump.

Progressives are facing their latest test during primaries in Wisconsin and Minnesota as Democrats grapple with party direction in high-stakes midterm elections. In Wisconsin, Francesca Hong has surged in the Democratic primary for governor. This development comes amid concerns that far-left candidates could be a liability in the midterms.

Democrats are reportedly planning a new push to defeat Max Miller in Ohio following abuse accusations. Separately, Brian Poindexter is identified as the type of candidate that Democrats believe can appeal to working-class voters who have been drawn toward President Trump.

The White House vows to get CLARITY across the finish line in September. Patrick Witt reported that the Trump administration will continue negotiations with Democrats as the Senate prepares for a CLARITY vote.

Connecticut Democrats are facing a major internal decision regarding the 1st Congressional District. The party must weigh generational change as U.S. Rep. John Larson faces primary fight. They have a choice between supporting him or fielding one of his younger challengers.