Democrats want to retain their supermajority, while Republicans are looking to flip some seats from blue to red. California’s Legislature will have a host of new faces after the Nov. 5 election, as 19 assemblymembers and 11 senators will not be returning to the Capitol, and several tight races could result in seats flipping from
The Democratic Party’s main fundraising groups together raised more than $110 million in August. As the Democratic Party held its quadrennial summit in Chicago, its main fundraising bodies raked in the cash. On Sept. 20, the committees associated with the United States’ major political parties released their financial disclosures covering their August activities. The Federal
President Joe Biden hosts world leaders at Delaware home as 2024 race heats up – CBS News Watch CBS News Early voting began in three states yesterday as Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in two battleground states. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden is hosting world leaders at his Delaware home this weekend. View CBS News In
North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson faces calls to drop out of gubernatorial race – CBS News Watch CBS News North Carolina Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson is facing calls to drop out of the race and resign from his position as lieutenant governor after CNN uncovered disturbing posts he allegedly made online. The deadline
Nearly half of the world’s population is experiencing an election this year, which in some respects makes 2024 the most important year yet for global democracy. Since President Biden believes the world has “emerged anew in the great battle for freedom: a battle between democracy and autocracy,” 2024 should be a banner year for the
DCCC, House Majority PAC falsely accuse six Republicans of voting to throw abortion doctors in jail Pro-abortion protesters in front of the Supreme Court / Getty Images As they work to take back the House in November, Democrats are accusing Republicans of voting for legislation that would “make abortion a crime and punish doctors with
The decision comes after officials said a database error allowed people who hadn’t provided proof of citizenship to vote a full ballot for nearly 20 years. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Friday that nearly 98,000 people whose proof of citizenship documents had not been confirmed can vote in state and local races. The court’s decision