Campaigns
Campaign strategy, messaging, fundraising, and candidate operations.
Trump ousts Election Assistance Commission members ahead of 2026 midterms
Donald Trump removed the two Democratic members of the bipartisan Election Assistance Commission, leaving the federal elections agency without commissioners ahead of the 2026 midterms. The White House cited a recent Supreme Court ruling, while Democrats condemned the move as a partisan power grab.
Connecticut governor hopeful Josh Elliott qualifies for $3.7M in public financing
Connecticut state Rep. Josh Elliott has been approved for a $3.75 million public-financing grant for his Democratic primary campaign for governor, giving him a major boost against Gov. Ned Lamont ahead of the Aug. 11 vote.
Nigel Farage resignation triggers new scrutiny over Reform UK donations
Nigel Farage’s resignation as MP for Clacton has intensified scrutiny of Reform UK donations after reports that bankers filed suspicious activity reports over a £5 million gift and related transactions.
Supreme Court strikes down federal limits on coordinated campaign spending
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on June 30, 2026, that federal limits on coordinated spending by political parties and candidates violate the First Amendment, clearing the way for party committees to spend unlimited amounts alongside their nominees in federal races.
DOJ charges five men over alleged plot to attack White House UFC event
The Justice Department has charged five men over an alleged plot to attack a UFC event at the White House, according to court papers and an FBI affidavit described in published reports. Investigators say the plan involved explosive-laden drones intended to cause panic, followed by gunfire at people fleeing the scene.
One Nation fundraiser moved from Melbourne restaurant amid planned protests
A One Nation fundraiser featuring Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce was moved from a Melbourne restaurant after protest plans emerged, with Victoria Police and the party giving conflicting accounts of why the venue changed.
Maine votes as Graham Platner seeks Democratic Senate primary win amid controversy
Maine voters are casting ballots in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary, where Graham Platner is the leading contender despite scrutiny over offensive texts, online comments and a tattoo linked to Nazi imagery.
State officials investigating Swalwell for possible campaign finance violations
California’s campaign finance regulator has opened an investigation into Eric Swalwell’s campaign spending on legal defense, according to reporting first published Saturday.
Sam Forstag touts affordability at Missoula rally with AOC
Sam Forstag held a Missoula rally backed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, centering his Montana congressional campaign on affordability, housing, health care and child care ahead of the June 2 primary.
Jared Moskowitz announces re-election bid in Florida’s new 25th Congressional District
Rep. Jared Moskowitz said he will seek re-election in Florida’s newly drawn 25th Congressional District, setting up an early contest in the redrawn South Florida seat.
Gov. Newsom endorses Mayor Bass in bid for re-election
Gov. Gavin Newsom endorsed Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for reelection days before the June 2 primary, citing progress on homelessness, violent crime and film production.
Janet Mills drops out of Maine Senate race
Maine Gov. Janet Mills has suspended her Senate campaign, saying she lacked the financial resources to keep going.
Modi to hold multiple rallies in Bengal as BJP escalates campaign
Multiple reports say Narendra Modi will address several rallies and roadshows across West Bengal this week as the BJP intensifies its campaign.
Congress unveils Bengal manifesto, positions itself as 'Third Alternative'
Congress released its West Bengal Assembly manifesto in Kolkata and framed itself as a third alternative with promises on jobs, health and education.