President Donald Trump warned Republicans that if they do not win the upcoming midterms, he believes he will be impeached again, emphasizing the importance of electoral success and criticizing Democratic policies while endorsing House Speaker Mike Johnson. He also discussed health care and abortion policies, urging GOP flexibility.
Keir Starmer emphasized the importance of focusing on cost-of-living issues and positioning Labour as a renewal force against Reform UK, which he accused of fostering division, as the party prepares for the 2026 elections amid declining polls and political challenges.
The article previews key Texas political stories for 2026, including a contentious Senate race, a high-stakes attorney general election, shifting Latino voter dynamics, redrawn congressional districts, and potential legislative shifts, all amid a backdrop of recent political and natural upheavals.
The article discusses the upcoming 2026 gubernatorial races across 36 states, highlighting key contests in Arizona, California, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Wisconsin, with a focus on how Trump’s influence and national issues like economy and affordability will shape these elections.
Several key states including Missouri, Nevada, Virginia, Idaho, Oregon, and Nebraska are poised to influence abortion access through upcoming ballot measures in 2026, with debates over constitutional protections, restrictions, and broader reproductive rights amid ongoing legal and political shifts post-Roe v. Wade overturn.
The Working Families Party, a progressive third party in the US, is optimistic about emerging as a significant political force by 2026, citing recent electoral successes, growing voter dissatisfaction with Democrats and Republicans, and strategic efforts to expand its influence and recruit candidates for upcoming elections.
The 2026 Senate race will be decided by 10 key contests across crucial states like Maine, North Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Ohio, New Hampshire, Texas, Iowa, Alaska, and Minnesota, with both parties optimistic but cautious about their chances amid competitive primaries and shifting political dynamics.
President Trump believes control of Congress in 2026 will hinge on economic issues, particularly pricing and affordability, despite recent polls showing low public confidence in his economic performance and approval ratings. He claims his administration is successfully lowering energy prices and boosting the economy, while also advocating for the elimination of the filibuster to enable legislative progress.
The 2026 election cycle features a notable surge of candidates running for office who are children or relatives of current or former politicians, highlighting a continuing trend of political dynasties, with both advantages like name recognition and challenges such as scrutiny and accusations of nepotism.
The 2026 Wisconsin elections are highly uncertain, with the gubernatorial race and legislative control both up for grabs, influenced by national politics, candidate qualities, and local issues, making this a pivotal and unpredictable election cycle.
New York Republicans are optimistic about their chances in the 2026 elections, focusing on a suburban strategy that leverages the popularity of their top ticket and aims to target moderate Democratic districts, despite the likelihood of losing the overall race.
For the first time in modern Texas history, Democrats are fielding a candidate in every state and federal race in 2026, a strategic move to boost turnout and challenge Republican dominance through a comprehensive recruitment campaign led by top Democratic groups and figures like Beto O’Rourke and Wendy Davis.
A recent NBC News poll indicates that while Trump's MAGA base remains supportive, his overall approval rating has declined slightly in 2025, with growing cracks in his support among Republicans and shifts in economic concerns among Americans, highlighting potential challenges ahead of the 2026 elections.
A recent NBC News poll shows President Trump's approval rating remains low at 42%, with cracks appearing in his core MAGA support, especially among traditional Republicans, amid economic concerns and recent political shifts, indicating potential challenges for his influence ahead of the 2026 elections.
Republicans narrowly held a Tennessee seat, signaling a tough 2026 election cycle, amid internal party conflicts and legislative challenges for House Speaker Mike Johnson, including debates over defense, healthcare, and internal party leadership disputes.