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Is Trump getting impeached again? See Trump's latest presidential approval rating polls and the midterm elections 2026 predictions, odds.
Without Trump at the top of the ticket, Republicans are feeling emboldened to push back on policies that might cost them at the ballot box.
President Donald Trump's endorsement in GOP primaries hasn't stopped Republican challengers from entering midterm races.
Top Senate Republicans are ratcheting up pressure on President Donald Trump to pick a side in the party’s nastiest primary battles before it’s too late, with anxiety spiking as the midterm cycle threatens to turn sour for the GOP.
Republicans hold unprecedented financial resources heading into November elections, though historical trends and Trump's sagging polls pose challenges for the party.
President Donald Trump said Republicans should "take over" the voting process in multiple states ahead of the November midterms. Trump Calls To ‘Nationalize‘ Voting On Monday, in an interview with former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino,
President Donald Trump winds down Minnesota immigration operations amid protests and declining approval ratings, raising GOP midterm concerns.
A candidate for governor of Iowa hosted a free screening of First Lady Melania Trump’s movie, in what appears to be a bid to win President Donald Trump’s endorsement in the race. Last month, Republican gubernatorial hopeful Zach Lahn invited his supporters to a “FREE” matinee screening of Melania.
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Tensions rise as President Donald Trump criticizes Gov. Kevin Stitt on Truth Social: What we know
Tensions between President Donald Trump and Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt continue to rise after the president fired a number of Truth Social posts about Stitt over an annual event at the White House.
Three Republicans seeking the party’s March 17 nomination for the U.S. Senate did what they could to avoid airing disagreements with President Donald Trump’s policies while still acknowledging some
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he invited the governors from both major parties — with two notable Democratic exceptions — to a traditionally bipartisan meeting at the White House next wee