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Amish Shah, Pia Dandiya join centrist New Democratic Coalition
Amish Shah and Pia Dandiya have recently joined the New Democrat Coalition, increasing its membership to 142. The New Democrat Coalition, which is the largest ideological group in the Democratic Party, welcomed 40 new members this week. Shah is a physician with roots in Gujarat, while Dandiya has a background in education and policy leadership.
Democrats have gained control in more states. That could change the way the US elects its president
Democrats’ gains in the US midterm elections could revive efforts to change how the country elects its president by shifting to a national popular vote and reducing the role of the Electoral College. Six states — Arizona, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — elected Democratic governments, giving supporters fresh hope of expanding the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
US presidential elections 2028: Who are the frontrunners in GOP and Democratic Party? Surprise names emerge
Recent surveys indicate contrasting Democratic candidates for the upcoming presidential race, with Jon Ossoff and Kamala Harris gaining attention. Republican candidates Marco Rubio and JD Vance also show varying levels of support according to these polls. The differences in poll results demonstrate the uncertainty surrounding the 2028 election. Other potential candidates from both parties remain popular among voters and have not ruled out a run.
US Midterm elections 2026 highlights: Indian-Americans secure key wins; Pia Dandiya enters Congress, Ramaswamy loses
Democrats achieved control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections. Indian-American candidates had significant success, with several winning their races at various levels. Ami Bera, Ro Khanna, Suhas Subramanyam, and Pramila Jayapal retained their seats in the House. Pia Dandiya made her congressional debut by winning Florida's 22nd District.
Native American women made history in tribal, state and federal elections
Crystalyne Curley achieved a historic milestone by being elected the first woman president of the Navajo Nation. This election cycle also saw significant victories for Native Americans across various levels of government. Noteworthy achievements include Deb Haaland becoming the first female Native governor, and Peggy Flanagan winning a Senate seat. The shift in political representation reflects decades of organizing and grassroots efforts among Native communities.
Trump's grip on his party is in question as Republicans reel from the midterm wipeout
Republicans are experiencing internal conflict following disappointing midterm election results, leading to discussions about their future direction. The party grapples with balancing traditional conservative values and the influences of Donald Trump. Many party members express the need for accountability and strategic regrouping after their electoral losses. There is a growing concern over regaining support from disenchanted voter demographics, particularly Latinos and young voters.
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US midterm elections results review: One factor that could cost Donald Trump his Presidency, Republicans their 2028 against Democrats
US midterm elections results 2026: Democrats won every House district that touches the US-Mexico border — which includes seats in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California — for the first time since 2008.
India-born Nithya Raman widens lead over Republican rival in LA mayoral race
Nithya Raman is increasing her lead over Mayor Karen Bass in the Los Angeles mayoral election. Raman has obtained 51.7 percent of the votes counted so far, while Bass has 48.3 percent. As a member of the City Council, Raman represents District 4 and has a strong educational background. She may become the first South Asian mayor in Los Angeles, joining other Indian-American political candidates.
Indian-born Nithya Raman elected Mayor of Los Angeles, scripts history as first South Asian mayor of the city
Nithya Raman has made history by becoming the first South Asian mayor of Los Angeles. She won the election against incumbent Karen Bass during the recent mid-term elections. Raman, an urban planner with degrees from Harvard and MIT, aims to address housing and transit issues. The Indian-American community has achieved significant political gains across the country in these elections.
Democrats score Georgia governor's win as Trump unpopularity reshapes midterm contests
Democrats captured Georgia's governor's office for the first time since 1998 in the midterm elections. Keisha Lance Bottoms defeated Republican Rich Jackson, marking a historic win. Meanwhile, Republicans retained their hold in Florida as Byron Donalds won the gubernatorial race. Other closely watched contests were reported in Texas and Ohio, with vote counting still ongoing. The outcomes of these elections could significantly impact future political dynamics in the United States.
US Midterm Elections: Democrats won Congress. Can they bring gas prices below $4? Here’s what can happen next
Democrats will take control of Congress in January and with U.S. gas prices still above $4 a gallon as of November 4. Their strongest option may be to use spending talks to pressure Donald Trump over the Iran war. Whether drivers see much relief could depend on what happens in the Strait of Hormuz.
Amish Shah claims victory in Arizona congressional seat, 6th Indian-American in US House; becomes first from community to represent state
Amish Shah defeated Republican Jay Feely to become Arizona's first Indian-American congressman. He won 52.49 per cent of the vote in a competitive election. Before Congress, Shah served three terms in the Arizona House of Representatives, focusing on healthcare and public safety. His campaign emphasised lowering healthcare costs and protecting voting rights for all citizens.
Vance’s Trump gamble clouds 2028 race after midterm firestorm
US President Donald Trump's midterms loss has significantly affected the political landscape for the 2028 elections. Vice President JD Vance is struggling to distance himself from Trump's unpopular decisions, particularly regarding the war on Iran. Meanwhile, Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff is emerging as a strong candidate following his reelection in Georgia. The Democratic Party is now considering various potential candidates, including Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom.
US election results 2026 winners full list: Who is winning the midterm elections? Here's who is leading in House, Senate and Governor races
2026 us election results: Midterm elections were held recently, influencing the control of Congress for President Donald Trump's remaining term. Republicans faced notable declines among Black men, Latinos, and young voters, according to early exit poll data. The House currently has a slight Republican majority, while the Senate is 53-47 in favor of Republicans. Democrats needed a net gain of four seats to gain Senate control.
US midterms 2026: Voters back abortion rights and reject Trump's redistricting in state ballot measures
During the recent midterm elections, abortion-rights supporters marked significant achievements in both Missouri and Virginia, highlighting shifts in voter attitudes. Concurrently, President Donald Trump's redistricting strategies faced backlash in several states. In Florida, an amendment was adopted that offers critical property tax relief to homeowners. Meanwhile, Nebraska solidified transgender medical limitations in its constitution, demonstrating active citizen participation in legislative decisions.
Deb Haaland becomes the first Native American woman to be elected as Governor: Here’s more about her as she wins in New Mexico
Deb Haaland has etched her name in history as the first Native American woman to hold the governor's office in the US, securing 57% of the votes in a fierce contest against Republican Gregg Hull in New Mexico. A previous Cabinet secretary and a Congress member since 2018, she emphasizes progressive ideals like the Green New Deal and Medicare for All.
What time do voting polls close today? When will polls close in Georgia, Florida, Texas, California, Ohio and when can Indians expect results?
On November 3, polling stations across the United States will have varied closing times. The first to shut down will be in certain regions of Indiana and Kentucky at 6 pm ET, followed by many states, including Georgia and Virginia, closing at 7 pm ET. Although election results might start rolling in shortly after, final counts could be delayed, particularly in close races where state vote-counting procedures vary. The first results are expected early Wednesday morning in India.
Election day 2026 results so far: Check midterm election results as US President Donald Trump-Republicans face off Democrats for Senate, House of Representatives
Election day 2026 results from Texas, Ohio, Michigan, Alaska, Iowa, Kansas, and Maine are keenly watched as Donald Trump's Republicans are trying to fend off challenges from Democrats.
When will we know midterm election results and what happens to Trump if Republicans lose control of Congress?
The 2026 US midterm election results could determine whether Donald Trump retains Republican control of Congress or faces a Democratic majority in the House or Senate. While some winners may be declared on election night, close races could take days to resolve. Here's when results are expected and what could happen to Trump's legislative agenda if Republicans lose control of either chamber.
US midterm Election results 2026 so far: When will results come in from Georgia, Texas and other key states? Check here
Election results 2026 so far: Americans are voting in the 2026 US midterm elections, with key races in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Texas and other states set to shape control of Congress. The first results are expected after polling stations begin closing at 6 pm Eastern Time on Tuesday. Here’s when the first results are expected and which states could take longer to declare winners.
What time do the polls close on Election Day? State-by-State timings and 4 ways to track midterm results live
US midterm elections are underway, with millions of Americans already casting their ballots during early voting. Polls will close across various states starting at 7 p.m. Eastern Time, which will provide staggered results throughout the evening. Predictions from multiple sources indicate a significant advantage for Democrats in both the House and Senate races. Voters can track results through interactive maps, live coverage, and mobile updates.
US Midterm Elections 2026: Election Day weather forecast warns of flooding, storms and possible tornadoes across several states-here's which states are affected
Millions of Americans are expected to vote on Election Day amid severe weather conditions nationwide. Florida has been hit hard by heavy rains, causing floodwaters and forcing polling relocations. Oklahoma experienced tornado damage, while other states like Texas and Mississippi are also at risk of storms. Research indicates that bad weather can decrease voter turnout, particularly among younger and occasional voters.
Did we gain or lose an hour? Did time change last night? Here's what to know about Daylight Saving Time 2026
Daylight saving time officially ended on November 1, 2026, resulting in an extra hour for Americans. Clocks were set back one hour at 2am, marking the transition to standard time. While some states want to end this clock-changing practice, Congress has not yet made a decision. The Sunshine Protection Act, aimed at making daylight saving time permanent, is still pending in the Senate.
US midterm elections: Last date to vote, polling station closing time, results date and when will winners be declared
The 2026 US midterm elections are set to take place on November 3, 2026, with voting varying by state. Polling hours and ballot submission deadlines will be influenced by local regulations. Election night will kick off the reporting of results, but official affirmations could take longer. Tight races may result in delayed announcements due to close margins or mail-in ballots. Voters should refer to state election websites for credible updates.
Daylight Savings Time 2026: Could this year be the last year Americans change their clocks twice a year?
Millions of Americans will change their clocks on November 1, 2026, marking the end of daylight saving time. Lawmakers are considering abandoning this twice-yearly clock adjustment, with a proposal approved by the House. However, the Senate expresses concerns about implications for winter mornings and public safety. Disagreements surfaced between Republican Senator Tom Cotton and the president over permanent daylight saving time.
Halloween events near me: These are the 15 best US cities to celebrate in 2026, from Las Vegas and Orlando to Jersey City, for costumes, trick-or-treating and haunted fun
Halloween falls on Saturday this year. Millions of Americans will spend billions of dollars on costumes, candy, decorations and events. Halloween celebrations across the United States offer more than trick-or-treating. Alabama has zoo events with candy trails and animal encounters, while Alaska adds museum activities and guided ghost walks.
When do clocks fall back in 2026? November 1 brings an extra hour of sleep, but could America finally end daylight saving time for good?
When does Daylight Saving Time end in 2026? Daylight saving time keeps American clocks one hour ahead of standard time during the warmer months. The idea is to shift an hour of daylight from the early morning to the evening, giving people more sunlight after work and school.
Arizona man arrested for allegedly plotting to ‘sexually assault’ his fiancée with another man while she was home with 2 children
An Arizona man named Zarian Dyer reportedly hired another man to assault his fiancée. The assailant, Adrian Ayala, was arrested after the victim fought him off during the attack. Police investigations revealed that Dyer and Ayala communicated about the assault through electronic devices. Dyer was arrested soon after police connected him to the planned attack. The motive behind this troubling plot remains unclear according to authorities.
'Trump betrayed us': Arizona's Latino voters sour on president
Disillusionment among Latino voters in Yuma, Arizona, has increased ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. Many voters once supportive of Donald Trump are now critical of his administration's policies. Rising inflation and dissatisfaction with immigration enforcement have driven this shift in sentiment. Some voters plan to abstain from voting, showing a lack of support for alternative candidates. This trend reflects broader discontent within the Latino community regarding current political leadership.
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