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Ohio Republican Vivek Ramaswamy holds big cash lead over Democrat Amy Acton after $25 million loan

The Republican and Democratic frontrunners in the race to be Ohio’s next governor raised similar amounts from donors before Ramaswamy tapped his personal fortune.

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DFL lawmaker mocks JD Vance’s ‘losing streak,’ urges him to visit Minnesota

After Viktor Orbán's landslide loss days after a JD Vance visit, Minnesota Rep. Andy Smith is publicly urging the vice president to bring his "magnetic personality" to campaign for state Republicans in 2026.

DFL Sen. Matt Klein suspended from prediction market after betting on himself in 2nd District race
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Milwaukee prohibits masks for law enforcement
Report: 160-plus state officials accused of sexual harassment, including in Indiana
Democrats propose ‘Green Amendment’ to Michigan Constitution, establishing environmental rights
Report: Illinois stalls in efforts to expand preschool compared to other states
Virginia voters approve redistricting measure, boosting Dems’ 2026 U.S. House prospects

Virginia voters approved a referendum Tuesday allowing lawmakers to redraw the state’s congressional district map, paving the way for Democrats to pick up as many as four additional House seats to offset Republican redistricting gains. 

Tennessee legislature passes Charlie Kirk Act, which could force colleges to punish students for protests

Last week, the Tennessee General Assembly sent Senate Bill 1741 to Gov. Bill Lee’s (R) desk, legislation that would limit college students and faculty from on-campus protesting and their First Amendment rights. 

Ohio’s public universities are eliminating nearly 90 degree programs as a result of Senate Bill 1
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