State Legislators Aim For 2024 With Flurry Of New Election Laws
Election law activity by state legislators rose by over 30% as Republicans and Democrats duel over rules for the 2024 election.
State & Local Politics
Registered Republicans Win Nearly ¾ Of School Board Seats In Oklahoma
Despite nonpartisan ballots, data shows registered Republicans claiming most of Oklahoma's school board seats.
Denver To Elect A New Mayor For The First Time Since 2011
Democrats Brough and Johnston promise to address affordability, public safety, and homelessness.
A History Of Expulsion From State Legislatures Since 2003
Two Tennessee state legislatures were briefly expelled from their position earlier this year. How common are these expulsions?
Ben-Gvir Visits Temple Mount: ‘We Are The Owners Of Jerusalem And Israel’
Jerusalem and the territory of Israel belong to the Jewish state, says Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir.
IDF General Signs Order Lifting Ban On Israelis Entering Homesh
An order permitting Israelis to go back to Homesh was approved by the director of the IDF Central Command on Thursday.
Daniel Cameron Wins The Republican Primary For Governor Of Kentucky
Daniel Cameron will face incumbent Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear in the general election this coming November.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Slams Ron DeSantis Over The Fallout With Disney
Disney is using the King Charles III clause in the fight for their self-governing status in the Reedy Creek Improvement District.
Three Oregon Senators Become Ineligible For Re-election Under Measure 113
On May 15, three senators involved with the walkout declared ineligible to be re-elected to a subsequent term under Measure 113