Long a major progressive influence in New York politics, the Working Families Party has released its first national platform ever—and it has the likes of Elizabeth Warren and Ro Khanna on board.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is forcing Cabinet secretaries to actually focus on midterms.

Chief of Staff Susie Wiles reportedly called a crisis meeting with Republican strategists to discuss the midterms.

The latest Cook Political Analysis shows things looking pretty grim for Republicans.

The Fox Business host couldn’t believe Donald Trump’s predictions for the midterms.

Democrats also had a strong showing in Georgia.

His war on Iran is tanking the markets and spiking gas prices—and Americans aren’t happy about it. Some polls show his popularity falling to record lows, raising the question of how much further it could fall.

Some of the president’s biggest supporters are publicly stating their concerns.

Some members of the GOP think it will fail.

AIPAC won two and lost two. Progressives took the biggest prize—the Senate nomination. But this battle is a long way from over.

More than 80 House candidates have warned that their support isn’t a guarantee.

The White House is trying to pull back on messaging regarding Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s unpopular anti-vaccine policy decisions.

Experts worry that Donald Trump is trying to create an excuse to take over midterm elections in battleground areas.

Having banned ballots with Q.R. codes two years ago, election-denying GOP legislators still haven’t approved an alternative—and one of their proposals would require hand-counting every ballot in the state.

Donald Trump predicted it would be over in four weeks. Officials in his administration are planning on something much longer.

Most Republicans oppose environmental regulation. But Texas’s attorney general has attacked the energy transition in a way that upends a generation of conservative consensus.

Democratic voters are fired up.

Democratic voters rejected ICE and AIPAC.

Representative Ryan Zinke’s term finishes in January 2027.

During the campaign, it was kind of hard to picture the specifics of how Trump might pull such a thing off. Alas, it’s getting less hypothetical by the week.