midterms
Coverage of midterms in the Nexus archive.
- Trump announces temporary pause of beef import tariffs in effort to lower prices ahead of midterms
Trump announced a temporary pause of beef import tariffs in an effort to lower prices before the midterms. Separately, farmers and lawmakers have raised concerns regarding increasing foreign beef imports.
- Trump announces temporary pause of beef import tariffs in effort to lower prices ahead of midterms
Trump announced a temporary pause of beef import tariffs in an effort to lower prices ahead of midterms. However, farmers and lawmakers have simultaneously raised concerns regarding increasing foreign beef imports.
- Trump announces temporary pause of beef import tariffs in effort to lower prices ahead of midterms
Trump announced a temporary pause of beef import tariffs in an effort to lower prices ahead of midterms. This announcement comes amid concerns raised by farmers and lawmakers regarding increasing foreign beef imports.
- Trump announces temporary pause of beef import tariffs in effort to lower prices ahead of midterms
Trump announced a temporary pause of beef import tariffs in an effort to lower prices ahead of midterms. This announcement addresses concerns raised by lawmakers and farmers regarding increasing foreign beef imports.
- Will Trump interfere in the midterms? Democrats and their allies are preparing
Democratic leaders and voting rights advocates are coordinating across California and the nation. They are preparing responses to potential actions by the Trump administration. These actions concern attempts to subvert or deny the outcome of the November vote.
- Will Trump interfere in the midterms? Democrats and their allies are preparing
Democratic leaders and voting rights advocates are ramping up coordination across California and the nation in response to potential actions by the Trump administration. These preparations aim to counter efforts that might subvert or deny the outcome of the November vote.
- The Data Center Backlash Bursts Into the Midterms
The Data Center Backlash has expanded into the midterms. As opposition to data centers grows, many Democrats and an increasing number of Republicans are campaigning against them.
- The Midterms Feel Like 2006 All Over Again
In 2006, Democrats gained 31 House seats. During that time, they installed Nancy Pelosi as the first woman speaker, a position she is now retiring from.
- With Midterms Approaching, Trump Implores Republicans: Pretend I’m on the Ballot!
With Midterms approaching, Trump implored Republicans regarding appearing on the ballot. President Trump subsequently appeared at a rally with Senator Darline Graham ahead of the South Carolina Senate runoff.
- Missouri Judge Says Redrawn Congressional Map May Be Used in Midterms
Missouri was among the first states attempting to redraw its congressional maps as part of a national effort led by President Trump. This move aims to increase Republican chances regarding the U.S. House during the midterms, and a Missouri Judge noted these maps may be utilized at that time.
- Arellano: Why Catholics must take the lead to rebuke MAGA in the midterms
Arellano advises Catholics that they must take the lead in rebuking MAGA during the midterms. The content further criticizes Trump, asserting that he is a manifestation of the seven deadly sins and has depicted himself as Jesus and a pope on social media.
- US Senate Candidate El-Sayed speaks on anti-Islam protest in Dearborn
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed spoke on FOX 2 regarding a recent gathering in Dearborn, which was characterized as an epicenter of religious extremism. The protest involved groups including Nazi sympathizers, Christian Nationalists, and anti-Islam agitators. This unrest occurred amid rising anti-Islamic rhetoric related to the Midterms.
- Redistricting scrambles Florida primary as Alaska awaits Dan Sullivan v Dan Sullivan – US politics live
Contests in Florida and Alaska are noted as contributing to the midterms scheduled for this fall to determine control of Congress. Donald Trump weighed into the Alaska primary, posting on Truth Social to urge voters to support “the real Dan Sullivan.” He posted that opponents have put up an imposter and directed voters to back the “INCUMBENT SENATOR.”
- No more ‘hypothetical situations’: States move to fortify elections against Trump
State Democratic officials are preparing for potential federal interference during midterms because Donald Trump questions election security and pushes for more federal involvement in local voting. Officials, like Washington state’s Democratic attorney general Nick Brown, are gearing up to fight potential intimidation or interference efforts in court against the federal government. To protect polling places, lawmakers have introduced new legislation while attorneys general prepare for worst-case scenarios of federal overreach.
- America and the politics of respect
The analysis concerns America and the dynamics of politics of respect. It suggests that during the midterms, traditional issues will be less important to voters than whether or not they feel valued.
- Angry at the Supreme Court, liberals push a slew of plans for overhauling it
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.
- Littwin: Are Dems really going all in on Colorado midterms? You can’t blame them for wishcasting.
The article title discusses whether Dems are fully committing to Colorado midterms, noting that people cannot blame them for wishcasting. The content references Trump's speech regarding paring back childhood vaccines and wonders if he has given up on holding the House.
- League of Women Voters trying to reach first-time voters ahead of the midterms
The League of Women Voters hosted 350 events nationwide to encourage voting, particularly among first-time voters, ahead of the midterms. The non-profit emphasized that its mission is to educate people on their rights and provide information so they feel confident at the ballot. According to LWV CEO Celina Stewart, the organization remains strictly non-partisan in its efforts.
- The Memo: Weak jobs report clouds economy as Trump barrels toward midterms
The latest employment report indicated that the nation shed 23,000 jobs in July. This number was an unpleasant surprise because experts had previously predicted more than 80,000 job creations. Democrats subsequently reacted to this data.
- Senate Passes Stopgap Bill to Avert Shutdown, Avoiding Skirmish Before Midterms
The Senate passed an interim spending legislation, thereby averting a potential shutdown and avoiding conflict before the Midterms. The passage of this funding bill represented a departure from the pattern of last-minute funding votes that have become common within Congress.
- Senate Passes Stopgap Bill to Avert Shutdown, Avoiding Skirmish Before Midterms
The Senate passed a stopgap bill aimed at averting a shutdown and avoiding conflict before midterms. The passage of this interim spending legislation was noted as a departure from the norm of last-minute funding votes in Congress.
- California may fine content creators who don't disclose they were paid to post about politics
California may fine content creators who fail to disclose if they were paid to post political content. Currently, California is considering policies similar to those in Texas that require disclosure from paid campaigns. This raises transparency concerns as political campaigns increasingly utilize smaller influencers alongside celebrities to reach targeted audiences.
- How will Trump's focus on vanity impact GOP in midterms?
Trump faces low approval ratings, a weakening economy, and an endless Iran conflict, but his focus remains on the Reflecting Pool and renovating the White House. A panel plans to discuss how these issues will ultimately impact the GOP in the midterms.
- Virginia governor urges Democrats to unite on affordability to win in midterms
A Virginia governor urged Democrats to unite on affordability in order to win in midterms. Separately, a centrist dismissed suggestions of civil war within her party after a progressive candidate won the Michigan primary.
- Max Miller allegations force Trump, GOP into thorny spot
Domestic abuse allegations against Rep. Max Miller are complicating President Trump and Republicans' efforts to maintain congressional majorities ahead of the midterms. Trump warned Miller his candidacy is at risk after previously praising him.
- Trump hits the campaign trail in Las Vegas
President Donald Trump is campaigning in Las Vegas, focusing on his administration's efforts to address the cost of living. The trip follows a Republican National Committee fundraiser in California and comes amid challenges related to the Iran war and a difficult path for Republicans in the midterms. Trump will highlight his Working Families Tax Cuts and criticize Democrats for opposing them.
- Missouri Says Voters Cannot Decide on Redrawn Congressional Districts
Missouri has decided that voters cannot make choices regarding redrawn congressional districts. The state joined President Trump's effort to redraw district boundaries to enhance Republicans' chances in the U.S. House midterms.
- Democrats and Republicans Battle to Reshape Congress in 2026 Midterms
Democrats and Republicans are competing to reshape Congress during the 2026 Midterms. The political battle highlights efforts by both parties to influence legislative control.
- Here’s what to watch for in Tuesday’s primaries
Important primaries are taking place in multiple states across the country today, following a period of relative calm in the midterm election calendar.
- Virginia Democrats pick nominees in 2 US House seats they hope to flip in midterms
Virginia voters are selecting nominees for congressional midterm elections, with a primary season affected by upheaval linked to a failed redistricting initiative. Democrats aim to flip two US House seats in the upcoming midterms.
- Trump has been able to keep oil prices low. But that power may not last forever.
President Trump has managed to keep oil and gas prices relatively stable through promises of ending the Iran conflict, but his influence on markets is waning as global oil supplies dwindle and midterm elections approach. Energy markets remain unresponsive to his shifting policies, raising concerns about Republican electoral prospects.
- Senate overwhelmingly advances stopgap funding bill aimed at preventing shutdown
The Senate overwhelmingly approved a stopgap funding bill with an 89-4 vote to prevent a government shutdown ahead of the fall midterms. The bipartisan support cleared the first major hurdle for the continuing resolution.
- Carville: Democratic messaging ahead of midterms ‘not meeting the moment’
Democratic strategist James Carville criticized the party's messaging ahead of the midterms, stating it is 'not meeting the moment.' He emphasized that key races should focus on issues like the affordability crisis and the impacts from the ongoing war in Iran.
- 100 days until midterms and Democrats are winning because they actually have a message
With 100 days until the midterms, Democrats are leveraging a unified message focused on 'affordability' to simplify voter decision-making, while Republicans lack a cohesive narrative despite having multiple resonant issues. The article highlights how a clear, organizing story can provide political advantage by aligning diverse topics under a single framework.
- What Worries Democrats as the Midterms Heat Up
The article discusses the current positive momentum for Democrats ahead of the Midterms but highlights potential challenges that could arise.
- Young Dems’ radicalism threatens to doom their party in midterms — and beyond
The article suggests that the radicalism of young Democrats may harm the party's prospects in midterms and beyond, as their enthusiasm faces a test outside deep blue cities and low-turnout primary contests.
- Pulse of Politics: Discussing the U.S. Senate debate
Political Science Chair Dr. Peter Trumbore and Pulse Anchor Roop Raj join host Aaron Jordan to discuss the U.S. Senate debate between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens and the midterms. The analysis focuses on the debate and broader midterm election context.
- Trump Blames Affordability Problems on Biden in Michigan Speech
President Trump delivered a speech in Michigan blaming affordability problems on Biden as part of a nationwide effort to defend his choices ahead of the midterms.
- Races to watch with 99 days until midterms
The article notes that 99 days remain until the midterm elections, with all 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats up for election. Anthony Salvanto of CBS News and Kyle Kondik of Sabato's Crystal Ball provide analysis on key races.
- Trump administration petitions Supreme Court to enforce mail-in voting order
The Trump administration petitioned the Supreme Court to enforce an executive order on mail-in voting. The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to reinstate Executive Order 14399, which aims to overhaul national absentee voting rules for the midterms.