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Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has withdrawn an invitation to fellow Democratic primary rival Haley Stevens, deepening tensions in the contest for the seat being vacated by Gary Peters. The two congresswomen-turned-rivals have clashed over progressive credentials and electability, and the snub is fueling debate about divisions within Michigan's Democratic field ahead of the primary.
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Searches in Brazil are asking whether Donald Trump is a Democrat or Republican. Trump is a Republican and the current US president. Interest appears tied to Brazilian coverage of his administration and of Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's political exposure in the United States, with CNN Brasil analysing how a possible Republican defeat in the midterm elections could affect him.
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Donald Trump has publicly attacked Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan Democrat running for US Senate, as part of the early skirmishing ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The criticism came alongside news of election-related lawsuits, underscoring how both parties are already targeting key Senate races more than a year before voters go to the polls.
- 4Democrats hold 10-point lead over GOP in congressional poll▼Democrats Hold 10-Point Lead over GOP in Battle for Congress: Poll
A new poll shows Democrats with a 10-point lead over Republicans in the battle for control of Congress. The Hill reported the figures, which suggest a wide gap in voter preferences ahead of upcoming midterm elections. If such a margin held, it would likely cost Republicans seats and could shift control of the House or Senate. Political commentators are weighing whether the lead reflects lasting voter sentiment or a temporary snapshot.
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Mitch McConnell is a topic of discussion after Kentucky's Senate debate, where candidates exchanged sharp attacks. Democrat Charles Booker called Senator John Barr 'bought and sold,' while Republican opponents labeled Booker 'radical.' McConnell's name surfaced repeatedly as candidates sparred over his record and influence in Kentucky politics, drawing attention from local outlets including the Courier-Journal.
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Iowa's 2026 US Senate race is tightening, with Republican Representative Ashley Hinson facing Democratic challenger Josh Turek. The two met in their first debate, which drew fact-checking scrutiny from local media. A new poll suggests Turek is winning over some Trump voters, prompting discussion about whether the race could be more competitive than expected in a Republican-leaning state.