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David Crowley makes history as Wisconsin's first Black governor, winning crucial Democratic race
David Crowley has declared victory in the Wisconsin governor's race while Tom Tiffany conceded defeat on Tuesday. Crowley would become the first Black governor in Wisconsin's history and the first Democrat in over eight years. He previously served as Milwaukee County executive and was encouraged to re-enter the race by retiring Governor Tony Evers. Tiffany, backed by significant billionaire support, faced challenges from Crowley's campaign focused on economic issues.
US Midterms 2026: Cost of living and government corruption are top issues, AP Voter Poll says
Voters are participating in Election Day to influence control of the U.S. House and Senate. Many electorate members express dissatisfaction with the current economic situation attributed to Trump's policies. Polls indicate a significant desire for checks and balances on the presidency from Congress. Various gubernatorial candidates, along with major ballot measures, also shape the election landscape. Early voting statistics show heightened engagement compared to previous elections and reflect voter concerns.
US midterm elections 2026: What's at stake for Trump, his opponents and 2028 White House race
On November 3, the midterm elections will play a crucial role in determining the future of Trump's presidency. All 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats are up for grabs, with control of Congress in the balance. Democrats hope to gain the upper hand, countering Trump’s agenda, while Republicans strive to hold onto their majorities.
Investors see risk from US midterms to AI trade as data center backlash builds
As public criticism of data centers intensifies ahead of the US midterm elections, the implications for the AI sector and data center development grow increasingly significant. Should the Democrats win, tighter regulations may be pursued, prompting investors to keep a vigilant eye on local and state electoral outcomes. Predictions show that while AI infrastructure spending will persist, expected delays could hamper progress and raise costs, affecting corporate profit trajectories.
Red, blue and in between: How America’s political map really works
Political maps in the United States categorize areas as red or blue based on party support. Swing states are unpredictable, with elections often decided by narrow margins. Battleground states receive focused campaign resources due to their competitive nature. Individual districts become critical during midterm elections, impacting congressional control. Political affiliations and electoral balances can shift over time based on various factors.
From Kabul to Capitol Hill: Aisha Wahab’s historic win drives Democrats left
Aisha Wahab made history as the first Afghan-American elected to the U.S. Congress. Her victory highlights a significant leftward shift within the Democratic Party. This progressive surge is evident in other recent primary contest wins across the nation. The movement reflects a younger, more diverse, and immigrant-led political force.
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US primaries: Trump-backed candidates face mixed fortunes
US state primaries threw up mixed results for Donald Trump's endorsed candidates. Mike Lindell lost in Minnesota, while Darline Graham advanced in South Carolina. Lisa Demuth defeated Lindell in Minnesota's Republican gubernatorial primary. Peggy Flanagan secured the Democratic nomination for the US Senate seat.
Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez enters 2026 governor's race, calls Trump a 'maniac'
Wisconsin's open governor race intensifies as Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez enters, criticizing Donald Trump and emphasizing healthcare and reproductive rights. Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley also considers a run, potentially making history. With Gov. Evers stepping down, several Democrats and Republicans are eyeing the seat, setting the stage for a competitive 2026 election.
Donald Trump's abortion policy critic is back! Meet Sara Rodriguez - Democratic governor race frontrunner
Wisconsin’s 2026 governor’s race is open with no incumbent running for the first time since 2010.
Wisconsin Supreme Court overturns GOP power grab, restores Attorney General’s authority in major win
The Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously struck down a 2018 law that restricted the powers of Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul. The court found the law, which required legislative approval for settling certain lawsuits, violated the state's separation of powers. This decision ends the legislature's involvement in resolving key categories of cases, according to Attorney General Kaul.
Will John Roberts decide who will win the U.S elections? It could come to that; here's what that means
As the 2024 U.S. presidential race approaches, the Supreme Court’s involvement could play a critical, if controversial, role in determining the next president. Chief Justice John Roberts and the Court’s conservative majority are poised to impact election procedures in ways that could sway the final outcome.
US election: Several states are making late changes to election rules, even as voting is set to begin
New state laws in Georgia, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and other states are altering how Americans will vote and tally ballots in the upcoming November election. Changes include hand-counting ballots in Georgia and Arizona, digital IDs for voting in North Carolina, and the reintroduction of ballot drop boxes in Wisconsin. These last-minute changes may cause confusion among voters and officials.
Will Trump challenge U.S election results if he loses? Things may be difficult this time
There are worries that Trump might challenge the results of the 2024 election if he loses, but new electoral regulations and safeguards make it more difficult for such challenges to be successful, guaranteeing a more equitable democratic process.
1864 Arizona law that banned nearly all abortions is now in effect, U.S Judge rules
The 1864 Arizona law that was dormant for nearly five decades is now in effect. The 1864 law bans abortion under all circumstances except when necessary to save the life of the pregnant woman.
Wisconsin Supreme Court tosses Donald Trump's election lawsuit
The ruling came after the court held arguments Saturday, the same day a federal judge dismissed another Trump lawsuit seeking to overturn his loss in the state. Trump appealed that ruling.
Trump returns to court in Wisconsin as time running out
Trump was pushing to overturn Joe Biden's narrow win in Wisconsin with both a state and federal lawsuit in courts there and as part of a broader lawsuit filed with the U.S. Supreme Court by the Texas attorney general. Trump's attorneys have pushed for swift resolution given that Biden electors in Wisconsin and across the country are to cast their votes on Monday.
Trump looks past Supreme Court loss to new election lawsuit
Out of the roughly 50 lawsuits filed around the country contesting the Nov. 3 vote, Trump has lost more than 35 and the others are pending, according to an Associated Press tally.
Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani, suffering from COVID-19, to attend virtual hearing
Trump announced Sunday that Giuliani tested positive for COVID-19, and the 76-year-old former New York City mayor wrote on Twitter the same day that he was recovering and "feeling good."
Donald Trump loves to win but keeps losing election lawsuits
In Wisconsin, a split state Supreme Court refused to hear Trump's lawsuit seeking to disqualify more than 221,000 ballots in the state's two biggest Democratic counties, alleging irregularities in the way absentee ballots were administered.
With no action by Washington, states race to offer virus aid
Underscoring the need for urgency, the number of new COVID-19 cases reported in the United States reached 205,557 on Friday, according to data from Johns Hopkins University – the first time its daily figure topped the 200,000 mark. Its previous daily high was 196,000 on Nov. 20.
After Pennsylvania legal defeat, Trump digs in despite new pressure to concede election
Since Biden was declared the winner of the Nov. 3 election two weeks ago, the Republican president has launched a barrage of lawsuits and mounted a pressure campaign to prevent states from certifying their vote totals.
After Pennsylvania legal defeat, Trump digs in despite new pressure to concede election
Critics of Trump, including Democrats and some Republicans, have accused him of trying to undermine faith in the American electoral system and delegitimize Biden's victory by promoting false claims of widespread voter fraud. Biden is due to take office on Jan. 20.
After Pennsylvania court defeat, President Trump faces new pressure to concede election
Since Biden was declared the winner two weeks ago, Trump has launched a barrage of lawsuits and mounted a pressure campaign to prevent states from certifying their vote totals.
GOP leaders in four states quash dubious Trump bid on electors
State GOP lawmakers in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin have all said they would not intervene in the selection of electors, who ultimately cast the votes that secure a candidate's victory. Such a move would violate state law and a vote of the people, several noted.
Could Trump win with half-baked 'fantasy' electors bid? State Republicans say no can do
State GOP lawmakers in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin have all said they would not intervene in the selection of electors, who ultimately cast the votes that secure a candidate's victory. Such a move would violate state law and a vote of the people, several noted.
US presidential elections: What if there’s a dispute?
There may be litigation over voting, counting in battleground states if it’s a close call. Cases filed in individual states could eventually reach the US Supreme Court.
Here is what may happen if US election results are disputed
A close election could result in litigation over voting and ballot-counting procedures in battleground states. Cases filed in individual states could eventually reach the US Supreme Court, as Florida's election did in 2000, when Republican George W. Bush prevailed over Democrat Al Gore by just 537 votes in Florida after the high court halted a recount.
What happens if the U.S. election is contested?
The comments have Democrats worried that Trump's campaign will seek to dispute the election results. That could set off one of many legal and political dramas in which the presidency could be decided by some combination of the courts, state politicians and Congress.
Will continue to focus on key immigration issues: Krishnamoorthi
While Raja Krishnamoorthi from Illinois, Pramila Jayapal from Washing ton, RoKhanna from California and AmiBera, a lso for California, retained their seats.
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