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The biggest development is a proposed Colorado redistricting map that would favor Democrats in seven of eight districts, but only starting in 2028. A related ballot effort still needs signatures to qualify. It should not change the 2026 race directly. Little immediate impact on this 2026 House race, since the redistricting proposal would not take effect until 2028. The news is more relevant to longer-term district control than this election.
Donald Trump rescinds endorsement of Republican Jeff Hurd following tariff vote, throws his support to more conservative Hope Scheppelman
A plan giving Democratic congressional candidates a 7-1 advantage in Colorado -- and putting a temporary hold on independent redistricting -- could go to voters under proposals filed Wednesday.
A new Colorado group launched an effort Wednesday to place an initiative on the ballot this year to pave the way for a new congressional map that would favor Democrats for the 2028 and 2030 elections
Donald Trump appears unaware of his declining approval ratings as political experts warn his unpopular agenda could lead to a Republican midterm election catastrophe in November.
A new reconciliation blueprint from the RSC aims to save $1.6 trillion, but House and Senate GOP leaders are skeptical of success.
WASHINGTON — In a remarkable rebuke of Republican leadership, the House passed legislation Thursday that would extend expired health care subsidies for those who get coverage through the Affordable Care Act as 17 renegade GOP lawmakers joined every Democrat in support. The tally, 230-196, signified growing political concern over Americans’
For congressional Republicans, the year’s big question is how aggressive should they be in trying to advance President Donald Trump’s policies as the midterm elections approach as opposed to making the sales pitch for what’s already become law.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., outlined her vision Monday for a “big tent” Democratic Party, while taking direct aim at figures in the party she believes are holding it back.
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