Category: Elections and Politics
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Democrats Won Congress. Voter ID Won Too.
Democrats flipped Congress on Nov. 3, but voter ID passed in Ohio, North Carolina and Nevada, and citizenship-to-vote amendments passed in four more states. Three bigger, more complicated ID measures failed. Here’s the lesson for both parties.
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Vance Blames the War. Voters Blamed Their Grocery Bills.
Democrats won the House and Senate in the 2026 midterm elections. Vance blames the Iran war, but voters said cost of living came first. Republicans need to learn the right lesson.
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The Supreme Court Says No on 20,000 California Ballots. Now Fix the Rolls.
The Supreme Court turned down the Trump administration’s last-minute bid to make California set aside 20,000 mail ballots flagged as likely noncitizens. The goal was right, but the fix belongs before ballots go out: verify citizenship at registration and keep the rolls clean.
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Nine Dead in a Florida Jet Crash. Let the NTSB Finish the Job.
A Learjet 60 bound for the Bahamas crashed in Palm Beach County on Sunday, killing all nine aboard, including two young children. Here’s what the NTSB knows so far, and why Washington should let investigators finish before rushing to blame.
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Trump Says He Gave It a Strong Shot. Now It’s on the Voters.
In his last midterm pitch at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, President Trump admitted the sitting president’s party usually loses midterms but said Republicans gave it a very strong shot. The border and tax case is real. So is a 10x pool cost overrun. Now it is up to the voters.
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DOJ Takes 20,000 California Ballots to the Supreme Court. Rule Fast.
One day before the midterms, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to make California set aside mail ballots from more than 20,000 people DOJ calls likely noncitizens. Two courts said no, and the list has real problems. Here is what DOJ wants, why it lost so far, and why the justices should rule fast.
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Mamdani Wants ICE Off City Parking Lots. He’s Picking the Wrong Fight.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani told DHS to keep ICE agents off city-owned parking lots or face a lawsuit, and new Parks rules tell workers to call 911 on federal officers in restricted areas. The city already won the right not to help ICE. Standing in its way is a different fight.
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A Judge Tossed DOJ’s Alaska Senate Suit. She Got It Right.
A federal judge dismissed the DOJ Alaska lawsuit that sought to block certification of the Senate race over a second Dan Sullivan on the ballot. Sen. Sullivan says he will accept the result. Here is why the court got it right, and where the real fix lies.
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A Michigan Democrat Just Endorsed Mike Rogers. Here’s What It Exposes.
Two days before Election Day, Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers for Senate, hours after she was uninvited from a unity event with nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Here is what the split reveals, and why Rogers wins the argument on taxes and cost.
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A Judge Tossed Trump’s WSJ Lawsuit for Good. Time to Move On.
A federal judge dismissed the Trump WSJ lawsuit over the Epstein birthday letter with prejudice. Trump plans to appeal, but conservatives should defend the rule that sank it.
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