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Live results: Arizona heads to the polls for key House primaries
The article’s full content is unavailable because the page access was denied, so its reported results and analysis cannot be verified. From the title, it appears to cover live results from Arizona’s House primary elections. The title indicates that the primaries were considered significant, likely because they could shape key congressional contests. No candidate names,…
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Live results: Biggs, Schweikert duke it out to face Hobbs in Arizona governor’s race
Andy Biggs won Arizona’s Republican primary for governor, defeating fellow congressman David Schweikert and securing a November contest against Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs. The result sets up a closely watched race in a politically competitive state, where Hobbs is seeking a second term. Biggs received about 73.5% of the vote, compared with roughly 14.8% for…
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David Hogg: Democratic campaign arm picking ‘terrible candidates’
Former Democratic National Committee vice-chair David Hogg criticised the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, saying it sometimes selects “terrible candidates” ahead of November’s midterm elections. His comments highlight continuing tensions between younger progressive activists and the party’s established campaign organisations over candidate recruitment and electoral strategy. Speaking at the College Democrats of America convention in Washington,…
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South Carolina Senate poll shows surprising frontrunner: Trey Gowdy
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Democratic governor ADMITS glitch registered thousands of noncitizen voters even as she torches ‘reckless’ regime
New Jersey’s Democratic governor has acknowledged that a glitch in the state’s motor vehicle system registered thousands of non-citizens to vote, even while she criticised what she called a “reckless” approach to elections from Republican opponents, according to the Daily Mail. The admission is politically awkward for the governor, as it hands ammunition to critics,…
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Top Virginia Dem dinged for on-air correction of state’s voter ID law; opponent demands answers
US Senator Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat, faced criticism after ABC “This Week” host Jon Karl corrected him on air when Warner claimed Virginia has voter and photo ID requirements. Warner made the comment while arguing against the SAVE Act, a Republican-backed election security measure he says could disenfranchise married women and others whose surnames…
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Nicaragua’s President Ortega says no more elections, extending his 20-year rule
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has declared that the country will hold no more elections, saying “there won’t be any more elections” and “never, never, never” when asked about future votes. The announcement effectively cancels the presidential election scheduled for November 2027 and marks a further step in the consolidation of his rule, which has lasted…
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Labour council leader who compared St George’s flag campaigners to paedophiles has complaint he ‘made racist comments about Nigerians’ dismissed
A Labour council leader who previously likened people campaigning to fly the St George’s flag to paedophiles has had a separate complaint against him dismissed, in which he was accused of making racist comments about Nigerians. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of the councillor’s public remarks, with critics pointing to a pattern of inflammatory comparisons,…
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Trump’s DNI pick clears key hurdle, reviving path for nation’s top anti-terror surveillance program
Senate Republicans have moved Jay Clayton, President Trump’s nominee to serve as Director of National Intelligence, a step closer to confirmation, clearing the way for Congress to also revive a lapsed counterterrorism surveillance programme. The advancement matters because the DNI role oversees the coordination of America’s intelligence agencies, and the post has remained a priority…