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How One NYC Suburb Could Decide Which Party Controls the House
Rep. Mike Lawler faces Democrat Cait Conley in New York's 17th Congressional District, where the outcome could determine House control for the remainder of President Trump's term.
DCCC Adds Five Races to Red to Blue Program in Push to Flip House
The Democratic campaign arm expands its competitive race list to 37 as Republicans hold slim two-seat House majority.
El-Sayed's Agenda Puts 'Permanently Changed' America on the Line in Michigan Senate Race, GOP Firebrand Warns
Former Republican gubernatorial nominee Tudor Dixon is warning Michigan voters that a potential El-Sayed victory could fundamentally reshape American governance and constitutional principles.
House Ethics Committee Investigating Rep. Jimmy Gomez After Woman's Lawyers Dispute 'Consensual' Account
The California Democrat admitted to making 'mistakes outside his marriage' while a woman he met through the House Ethics process says her experience was not consensual.
Alaskan Political Scion Hopes to Hold Onto State's Single House Seat
Incumbent Begich faces independent challenger Hill who raised $1.3 million from individual donors while running on bipartisan platform.
Independent Bill Hill Advances in Race for Alaska's GOP-Held House Seat
The Bristol Bay fisherman joins incumbent Rep. Nick Begich III among the top vote-getters advancing from Alaska's open primary system.
Sen. Dan Sullivan, Former Rep. Mary Peltola Advance to Alaska Senate General Election
The incumbent Republican and former Democratic congresswoman will face two other candidates in November under Alaska's ranked-choice voting system.
Nixon to Voters: We Deserve to Thrive After Projected Florida Senate Primary Win
The Democratic state representative celebrates what NBC News projects as her primary victory in the race for Florida's open U.S. Senate seat.
Bill Maher Criticizes Seattle Congressional Candidate for Downplaying LGBTQ+ Rights to Appeal to Muslim Voters
Melissa Chaudhry, challenging Rep. Adam Smith in Washington's 9th District, said LGBT issues were missing from her website because 'a lot of Muslims do not feel that way'
Anti-Socialism Push Can Flip Battlegrounds, Republican Leader Bets as Party Fights to Hold House
House Speaker Mike Johnson is crisscrossing 18 states on a barnstorming tour, arguing internal Democratic divisions over far-left candidates give Republicans an edge in tight midterm races.