Elections

Trump ally sets sights on Arizona's Democratic governor
Andy Biggs dominated the Republican primary, but will the Trump-endorsed congressman be too extreme for a state where one-third of voters are independents?

RNC denied access to New Jersey voter rolls
The Republican National Committee claimed it needed access to voter roll documents for voter participation and election integrity initiatives.

Burnham vows biggest shift in 40 years after winning UK Labour leadership
Britain's next prime minister promised to shift power away from London and expand public control over key services after winning the Labour leadership unopposed.
New Mexico doesn’t have to give up voter rolls
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A federal court in New Mexico dismissed the federal government’s lawsuit against the state’s secretary of state, ruling she is not required to produce unredacted voter information under any federal law. The federal government failed to follow statutory guidelines in its demand letter when it failed to include a “basis” and “purpose” for the production of the information, such as violations of federal voting laws or other concerns that could have compelled disclosure.

Starmer bids UK lawmakers 'goodbye,' vows to support Burnham
Andy Burnham is to replace the outgoing prime minister on Monday, shortly after he is expected to meet King Charles III to be asked to form the next government.

DC Circuit rules USPS challenges must filter through Postal Regulatory Commission
Tuesday’s decision comes as the Trump administration instructed the Postal Service to send election mail to “verified” voters; any challenge could remain before the commission up to 90 days before a ruling.

Moderate, progressive Democrats duke it out in key Michigan primary
Will voters in the bellwether state reward U.S. Senate and gubernatorial candidates who toe the line — or seek a radical shift in the Aug. 4 election?

The next big races between moderates and progressives are in pivotal Midwestern states
The progressive left says recent results prove their message is the party's path to victory.

Russia arrests Kremlin critic who plans to run in September elections
Boris Nadezhdin said he was being charged with "demonstration of extremist symbols" for a 2023 video featuring a photo of the late opposition leader Alexei Navalny.



