Trump’s deportation campaign is hitting one of the most reliable voting blocs for Republicans.

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

Representative Tom Kean Jr. hasn’t cast a vote in more than a month—and no one in his party has heard from him.

President Trump can’t accept the staggering loss for Republicans in Virginia.

Despite Donald Trump’s promises, it’s going to take a lot more than a few months to bring gas prices down.

The “vote yes” campaign featured Trump in all of its closing ads in areas where it ran up huge numbers. Voters know who started this war.

Virginia has a major chance to swing the balance of power in the House of Representatives.

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

The sudden and scandalous exit of Eric Swalwell from the gubernatorial race creates a new opportunity for a field of candidates that has so far done little to inspire voters.

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.

They surely knew about his misconduct ages ago. And more broadly, California Democrats aren’t doing their party any favors.

The lawsuit comes as Trump tries to usurp states’ powers with an executive order on mail-in voting.

The Florida Republican was being asked about allegations he was in a romantic relationship with a minor.

Secretaries of state are ready to fight back against Donald Trump’s efforts to restrict voting by mail.

Republicans have lost yet another seat in Florida that should have been an easy win. All signs point to a GOP bloodbath in the midterm elections.

The state’s Democratic honchos are refusing to impose any discipline over an eight-person field. They better act soon, or they’ll hand the state a MAGA governor.

Political scientist Jake Grumbach explains why Democrats are doing well in recent elections despite not moving to the center in the way that some pundits want.

Political scientist Jake Grumbach says it’s not surprising that Democrats are doing well electorally even though the party has not moved rightward in the way that some centrist pundits want.

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