2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Senate Republicans might survive the blue thunderstorm. Uh, I think.
Candidates for Maine’s 1st Congressional District answer your questions
A blue-collar bellwether weighs ousting longtime GOP Sen. Susan Collins in Maine
These 5 states that love Trump could help Democrats flip the Senate
Troy Jackson endorsed by Houlton Band of Maliseets
Manchin bucks Schumer, throws support behind Republican Democrats want to oust
GOP Lt. Gov. candidate Shawn Oliver was allegedly so drunk he vomited in front of an arresting officer while earlier stopping for a green light, details of his arrest report reveal.
Recent developments in three critical Senate races: Texas, Michigan and Maine.
This upcoming Senate race should be about replacing Sen. Susan Collins. Has she done good things for Maine? Absolutely. She’s brought a lot of money to Maine and has been very helpful to many individuals and should be commended for that work.
ABC News’ Martha Raddatz speaks to voters in New Hampshire, where Democrats are battling to keep their Senate seat, and Maine, a race that could control the balance of power.
Democrats eye multiple paths to flip the Senate majority as six toss-up races across Alaska, Iowa, Maine, Ohio and Texas shape Election Day.
ABC News spoke with voters in Alaska, Iowa, New Hampshire and Maine.
Fox News correspondent CB Cotton reports on the stakes of closely watched U.S. Senate races in the Northeast on ‘Fox Report.’
Candidates in Michigan, Georgia, South Carolina and Maine delivered personal accusations and unexpected admissions during debates that have led up to their elections.
And as someone who covers politics for the Opinion section, I have seen a lot of political ads. If you live in Ohio or Maine or Michigan, you know what I mean. I’ve been dying to discuss a few with Carlos and Emily.
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