The Supreme Court of Maryland ruled Thursday that a proposed constitutional amendment on congressional redistricting must appear on the November ballot, reversing two lower court rulings that had blocked it. The court also ordered the ballot summary rewritten.
Court Rules Maryland Redistricting Amendment Must Go on Ballot
FBI agents raided the Cleveland office of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative on Thursday and fanned out across Ohio, visiting the homes of current and former staff members in cities including Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati.
Tarrant County (Texas) commissioners voted 3-2 on Tuesday to reduce Election Day polling sites from 316 to 224 for the November midterm elections, a cut of 92 locations. The vote split along party lines, with Republican commissioners supporting the measure and Democratic commissioners opposing it.
Texas' Tarrant County Cuts 92 Election Day Polling Sites
Pres. Joe Biden on Monday in an opinion essay in The Washington Post called for three reforms to the US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) that he claims would "restore trust and accountability" to the court and democracy in the US.
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced Tuesday that a software error at the state Motor Vehicle Commission led to roughly 6,600 non-citizens being registered to vote between June 2023 and June 2024, with fewer than 400 going on to cast ballots.
Almost 400 Non-Citizens Voted in New Jersey Due to 'Software Error,' Says Governor
Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin, 47, has defeated John Larson, 78, in the Connecticut 1st U.S. District Democratic primary, making Larson the seventh House Democrat ousted in a primary this year.
Corporate political spending in the 2026 midterm cycle reached a record $646 million in the 18 months through June, a 40% increase over the $461 million spent during the entire 2024 presidential election cycle, according to a Public Citizen analysis of FEC filings.
Report: Corporate Political Spending Hits Record $646M in 2026