And yet you have everyone blowing up your phone, everyone saying that you're incompetent or corrupt or worse." This midterm year, election officials in competitive congressional districts will face that same pressure.

Republicans are losing gains they made with Latino voters over the past election cycles. Some Democrats say it's a perfect storm to turn Texas blue.

Americans are feeling the pressure at the pump as the Iran War keeps prices high. That could have a big midterm impact.

Nowhere is that more clear than on Bridgeland’s Inspiration Drive, where voters on both sides of the political aisle say that Paxton, dogged by corruption scandals and accusations of infidelity, has lost support from a crucial segment of the electorate: suburban women.

Massachusetts voters will decide on a record-tying nine statewide ballot questions on Nov. 3, making it the busiest slate the state has seen in more than three decades.

Democrat Adam Hamilton outraised Republican incumbent Roger Marshall in the three months leading up to October of the heavily contested U.S. Senate race in Kansas, which is attracting significant spending from other organizations.

Libertarian Ken Krawchuk is running for Pennsylvania governor, offering a third-party option to voters. He faces incumbent Democrat Josh Shapiro and Republican Stacy Garrity in the Nov. 3 election. Krawchuk believes he can win by attracting voters who are dissatisfied with the two major parties.