Twelve Candidates Vie For Nashville Mayor In Nonpartisan Election
Nashville's mayor's office seeks stability amid crowded field and uncertain voter sentiment.
State & Local Politics
Mandatory Retirements Surge In State Supreme Courts, Nearing An Even Split
2022 and first half of 2023 witness a rise in mandated retirements, with 44% nearing parity with voluntary retirements
GOP Twitter Account Mocked For Flag Blunder On Independence Day
Republican Party faces criticism after posting wrong flag image in now-deleted tweet
Partisan Control Of US State Governments Surges, Republicans Lead In Triplexes
Republicans hold 24 triplexes, Democrats have 20, marking the highest number for both parties since 2010
Kennedy Criticizes Biden’s Failed Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
Democratic candidate vows to galvanize support for relief and reduce education costs.
Biden Dismisses Poor Polling, Citing Past Primary Triumph
President Biden remains optimistic despite low approval ratings, referencing his successful overcoming of odds in the Democratic primary.
US House Races See More Major-Party Competition
Percentage of US House general elections with only one major party candidate has decreased over the past decade
Special Congressional Elections Reach Record High In 2010s
Increase in special elections seen in both House and Senate, driven by various factors
Nevada Voters To Make A Call On Sales Tax Exemption For Diapers In 2024
Sixteen states and Washington D.C. have exempted diapers from sales tax.