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Nunn vs. Trone Garriott: Where Iowa’s 3rd District candidates stand

Rep. Zach Nunn voted for Medicaid cuts that shuttered health clinics and backed tariffs that raised costs for Iowans. State Sen. Sarah Trone Garriott is challenging the Iowa Republican, campaigning on lowering health care expenses and ending tariffs.

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Michigan gubernatorial candidates Jocelyn Benson and John James faced off over rising living costs, government reform and data center developments. While both candidates agreed on a couple issues, they clashed over transparency and who is best equipped to lead the state.

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FACT CHECK: Ryan Mackenzie parrots misleading claim denying Iran War is spiking fuel prices

U.S. Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (R-PA) is repeating misleading claims that recent high fuel prices aren't driven by the war with Iran. Experts say even with sea passages open, risk premiums and lost oil supply from ongoing Middle East conflict continue to keep prices inflated.

Side-by-side composite photo shows Rob Sand on the left speaking indoors and Zach Lahn on the right speaking into a microphone.
Sand, Lahn trade attacks on residency, family at first Iowa gubernatorial debate

Democrat Rob Sand and Republican Zach Lahn accused each other of lying about their residency and family wealth Tuesday while answering questions on the state budget and education during the first 2026 Iowa gubernatorial debate.

David Crowley speaks into press microphones outdoors with Sarah Godlewski standing beside him.
Crowley calls for constitutional amendment on abortion rights

Democratic candidate David Crowley committed to advocate for a constitutional amendment that would allow voters to decide whether access to abortion and reproductive healthcare is a right protected by the state constitution.

Tom Barrett and William Lawrence appear in a split-screen broadcast wearing suits beneath a "Michigan's 7th Congressional District Debate" banner.
Michigan’s Barrett and Lawrence clash over Iran War, tariffs and data centers, but agree on college sports

As rising gas prices and trade tariffs hit Michigan, Rep. Tom Barrett and Democratic candidate William Lawrence clashed in East Lansing over military action in Iran, data center regulations, and economic stability.

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Sprague, Russo, and more secretary of state candidates weigh in on Trump’s expanded voter database

The Supreme Court cleared the way for the federal government to share Social Security data to build a nationwide voter database. But election officials in Minnesota, Ohio and South Dakota are divided on whether the error-prone tool will protect voter rolls or disenfranchise eligible citizens.

U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden speaks to reporters while arriving for a Republican caucus meeting at the U.S. Capitol.
Cooke calls Van Orden’s AI deepfake videos defamatory, threatens legal action

Incumbent Derrick Van Orden (R) has posted numerous AI-generated deepfake videos of Rebecca Cooke on his X account. Cooke and her lawyers have issued a cease-and-desist letter to Van Orden, arguing that his conduct meets the legal standards for defamation.

David Crowley and Soham Bhatnagar pose together holding a campaign sign as someone takes their picture with a smartphone.
Democratic candidate David Crowley up in polls, down in fundraising

Wisconsin’s race for governor is tight with Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley up in the most recent Marquette poll over Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany, but down in fundraising.

Rob Sand stands on stage with his arm raised as a large crowd of audience members raise their hands in front of American and Iowa flags.
Sand completes second 99-county town hall tour of gubernatorial campaign

As Iowa Auditor of State Rob Sand completed a 99-county tour for the second time in his gubernatorial campaign, he called for supporters to keep momentum up and bring “divided government once again” to Iowa.

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