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Trump allies are pouring more than $5 million into Indiana state races after the failed redistricting fight, and GOP challengers are aligning with Trump against anti-redistricting incumbents. At the same time, Democrats are seeing stronger primary turnout nationally, which could point to a more competitive November environment. The Indiana GOP spending push could strengthen Republican control, but the broader turnout surge adds some uncertainty. Overall, the latest news looks more relevant to state-level GOP dynamics than to a clear party shift in this race.
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Democratic turnout surged in early primaries, a concerning sign for Republicans, experts told Newsweek.
Colorado voters could decide in November to redraw its congressional map in a way that likely would send more Democrats to Washington.
Team Trump is putting revenge ahead of midterms wins in Indiana. It’s still focused on getting retribution on the Indiana Republicans who wouldn’t go along with Trump’s gerrymandering push.
Trump’s attempt to “nationalize” Indiana’s congressional maps has set a retribution campaign in motion in places like Markle, Bluffton and Kokomo.
If there’s one issue that every single American is dealing with these days, it’s that costs are going up. But here’s some surprising math you might not be aware of: Affordability can be extremely different depending on where you live.
Lawmakers in multiple states are pushing for stricter eligibility limits and increased checks for Medicaid and SNAP, sparking concerns about rising uninsured rates.
A new report reveals how long $1 million in retirement savings will last in every U.S. state, and it's not long enough.
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