Republicans are “preparing for the bottom to fall out” of the midterms over Donald Trump’s endless Iran war.

Donald Trump’s budget has kicked millions of people off of food stamps nationwide.

Donald Trump is more interested in his war with Iran, his ballroom, and the SAVE Act.

Darline Graham Nordone announced her decision to run for a full term.

Many acknowledge that Donald Trump’s message could screw them over in the midterms.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin also threatened to defund states that don’t “scrub” their voter rolls.

Representative Tom Kean Jr., who is running for reelection in November, was greeted by an unpleasant Department of Homeland Security decision.

The U.S. Election Assistance Commission is tasked with helping state and local officials run elections.

The Department of Justice threatened to take legal action over supposed noncitizen voters.

One allegedly forged signatures in order to get on the ballot, while others are accused of producing a fake guide for voters.

As Trump’s angry demands for voter suppression really start aggravating Republicans, a veteran congressional observer explains the deeper pickle they’re in—and what will happen next.

As Trump’s angry demands for voter suppression really start aggravating Republicans, a veteran congressional observer explains the deeper pickle they’re in—and what will happen next.

Platner is facing increasing pressure to drop out.

Donald Trump has not contributed to a campaign since March.

The Democratic Senate candidate is pretty much tied with Susan Collins, but she’s trouncing him with working-class voters. Why, and can he turn that around?

As new polling shows Trump in abysmal shape across six key Senate battlegrounds, MS NOW’s Steve Benen explains how he’s scrambling to use government resources to boost GOP candidates.

As new polling shows Trump in abysmal shape across six key Senate battlegrounds, MS NOW’s Steve Benen explains how he’s already using government resources to try to boost GOP candidates.

A New York Times survey has James Talarico and Ken Paxton tied—and shows how Talarico can actually win this thing.

The election rights lawyer talks about the legal strategies that the administration and Republican governments have already tried, and what may lie ahead.

The president’s voter suppression crusade just hit a huge snag.