Wyoming's U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman announced her candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Cynthia Lummis, citing her desire to serve Wyoming and oppose federal policies she views as harmful. She has strong support from President Trump and aims to bring her experience from the House to the Senate, focusing on energy, land rights, and conservative values. Her announcement has already influenced Wyoming's political landscape, with potential contenders reconsidering their plans.
Elise Stefanik, a Republican US representative and Trump ally, has decided to end her bid for New York governor and will not seek re-election to Congress, citing the unlikelihood of a successful primary and the challenging political landscape in New York. She plans to serve out her current congressional term and joins other Republican lawmakers leaving the House, amid internal party conflicts and leadership disputes.
Rep. Dan Newhouse, one of the few House Republicans who voted to impeach Trump in 2021, announced he will not seek reelection in 2024, joining a trend of Trump-skeptic Republicans retiring ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Former President Trump delivered a Christmas speech filled with self-promotion and attacks, while recent political developments suggest his influence is waning as both voters and Republican lawmakers distance themselves from him, signaling potential challenges for his 2024 ambitions.
Maine Democrat Jordan Wood is switching from a Senate race to run for Maine's 2nd congressional district, aiming to help Democrats maintain control amid a competitive political landscape, with notable fundraising and potential challengers emerging.
A year after a significant electoral defeat, Democrats have experienced notable wins that suggest a shift towards a more aggressive and diverse approach, embracing disruption and boldness to counter Trump-era politics, though deep ideological divides and future electoral challenges remain.
The article discusses the recent Democratic victories in the 2024 elections, the political fallout for Republicans, including their gerrymandering efforts, and the ongoing government shutdown. It highlights Trump's erratic behavior and controversial policies, including tariffs and immigration enforcement, as well as economic challenges like rising layoffs and inflation, and legal battles over his policies. The article portrays a turbulent political landscape with significant implications for future governance and elections.
Republican candidates are attempting to emulate Mamdani's populist style to challenge Democrats, who are wary of his controversial positions and his potential to influence the 2024 elections, highlighting ongoing ideological divisions within the Democratic Party.
The article covers a range of political topics including Ben Shapiro criticizing the GOP's embrace of white supremacists like Nick Fuentes, ongoing election results, concerns about the Republican Party's direction, and various international issues, highlighting deep divisions within American politics and the global impact of conflicts.
Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings has officially entered the Florida governor race, potentially marking the first time both major parties have Black nominees for governor in the state's history. His campaign faces criticism from Republicans, notably from Ryan Smith of Donalds' campaign, who attacks Demings' policies and character. Demings's entry challenges former Rep. David Jolly for the Democratic nomination, with Jolly gaining endorsements and campaign support from prominent figures.
The article discusses concerns within the Democratic Party in Passaic County, New Jersey, about their performance in the 2024 elections and whether they can reverse the gains made by Trump among Latino voters.
Democrat Jackie Norris has ended her campaign for Iowa's U.S. Senate seat to focus on her role leading the Des Moines school board following the arrest of Superintendent Ian Roberts by immigration authorities, leaving a competitive Democratic primary and amid a Republican-leaning state where the seat is favored to stay with the GOP in the 2024 elections.
Maine Governor Janet Mills announced her candidacy to challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins in the 2024 U.S. Senate race, entering a competitive primary with multiple candidates and emphasizing her record on education, healthcare, and abortion rights, while Collins faces criticism over her influence and votes. The race is part of a broader Democratic effort to regain control of the Senate, with Mills seen as a strong contender due to her statewide popularity and experience.
The Ohio Conference of Teamsters endorsed Republican Vivek Ramaswamy for governor, marking a shift of labor unions towards the Republican side in Ohio, and signaling a potential realignment in political endorsements ahead of the 2024 elections.
Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, known for his opposition to Trump’s claims after the 2020 election, has switched from the Republican to the Democratic Party and is running for Georgia governor in 2024, joining a competitive Democratic field while Republicans prepare their own primary.
