Newsline · Section briefing

Elections

Coverage of campaigns, voting laws, and election integrity — the races and rules that decide America’s direction.

1,085 stories Updated Jul 27, 2026 Related desks: Politics National Security

The lead Jul 27, 2026 6

Can Lombardo Keep Nevada Red – And Reshape the 2028 Map?

Nevada's 2026 governor's race may signal how the country leans heading into 2028. Republican Governor Joe Lombardo is seeking re-election in a state that shifted toward Trump in 2024. His campaign points to strong job growth, rising wages, and improving housing as key advantages. With over a third of voters registered as nonpartisan, the outcome could reveal whether Nevada continues trending red or swings back to Democrats.

Lillian Ferrell

Jul 23, 2026 28

Trump Still the Kingmaker in 2026 Endorsements

President Donald Trump reinforced his influence in Republican politics as his endorsed candidates swept major Arizona primary races, including victories by Andy Biggs, Mark Lamb, and Jay Feely.

Alan Jamison

Jul 23, 2026 32

'Not a Glitch': Software Vendor Says NJ State Approved Foreigners on Voter Rolls

Sherrill blamed IDEMIA software company on Tuesday, Just the News reported, saying the glitch allowed 6,660 non-citizens to register to vote.

Ashe Short

Jul 23, 2026 28

How Eight Statehouse Races Could Reshape the National Balance of Power

As both parties prepare for another round of mid-decade redistricting, a handful of state legislative races could shape the 2028 House map and influence control of Congress for years to come.

Shane Harris

Jul 21, 2026 33

Maine Democrats Face Backlash After Party Insiders Override Voters

An examination of Maine Democrats' recent Senate nomination controversy argues that party insiders have undermined democratic principles and voter confidence through a series of controversial decisions.

Robert B. Charles

Jul 17, 2026 115

Trump Delivers Shocking New Election Integrity Disclosures in Primetime Address

President Trump unveiled newly declassified election-related documents, outlining alleged security vulnerabilities, foreign interference concerns, and renewed calls for election integrity reforms.

Shane Harris