‘I wish, as a man, I didn’t have to make this decision. I wish women could make this decision,’ Rep. John Curtis (R-UT) said during a debate on Oct. 6.

The Florida Republican senator also skipped a key vote on a stopgap bill that funded emergency management and flood insurance.

Maria Syms removed ‘election integrity’ from her website, but continues to support prominent election deniers

The false claim was based on conservatives taking the vice president’s comments about the Biden administration’s racial injustice policy out of context.

Republican incumbent Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin has a long record of opposition to abortion rights.

The Arizona Republican nominee has pushed false conspiracy theories about the last election while fighting to make it harder to participate in future ones.

Ohio Republican Senate nominee J.D. Vance personally profits from oil and gas companies and has broken his promise not to take their campaign donations.

Wisconsin Democratic Gov. Tony Evers had called the special legislative session for Oct. 4 to discuss establishing a ballot initiative process in the state, which could be used to let residents vote on the state’s abortion law.

The veterans’ group’s leader wrote in 2016 that nonpartisanship is a ‘mandate.’

Republican candidates have scrubbed their websites of hardline anti-abortion rhetoric and changed their stances on exceptions ahead of the general election.

Hurricane Ian highlights the double standard on federal aid as Florida begins to rebuild.

The $280 billion law includes $52 billion to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing.

At least four GOP politicians have had their hypocrisy on abortion exposed.

Georgia Republican Senate nominee Herschel Walker has been accused of funding a former girlfriend’s abortion in 2009.

Oz’s opposition to recreational marijuana is out of step with over two-thirds of Pennsylvanians who support legalization

The New Hampshire Republican’s senior adviser Rick Wiley represented a partially state-owned Chinese telecommunications company.

The ad features Kristine Wright, who says ‘crazy inflation forced’ her to ‘shut down’ her liposuction business. But the studio is still advertising its services and running October promotions.

‘There’s a lot of nonsense being taught in the schools. And you want to add pre-K to it?’ Republican gubernatorial nominee Heidi Ganahl said.

Republican nominee for Kansas governor Derek Schmidt, the state’s longest-serving attorney general, has troubling ties to the fiscally disastrous governorship of Sam Brownback and faces a popular Democratic incumbent in November.

Oil and gas companies do not need to pass their tax burden on to New Hampshire consumers, contrary to a new ad’s claims.

Abraham Hamadeh said he would enforce the state’s total ban on abortion at a time when most voters believe it should be legal to some degree.

A Breitbart story amplified by Sen. Marco Rubio has launched a new wave of vitriol against immigrants, painting them as criminals.

President Joe Biden issued a disaster declaration for Florida a day after Gov. Ron DeSantis’ request despite DeSantis’ repeated attacks on the administration.

Marilyn Zayas, an IT manager turned lawyer turned appellate court judge, is seeking to unseat Pat DeWine, a Republican and the son of Ohio’s current governor, from the Ohio Supreme Court.

The Wisconsin Republican has used his official website and social media accounts to smear his Democratic opponent.

The Nevada Republican took the legal maximum from Curtis Debord, who was indicted for illegal weapons trafficking in the late 1990s.

The Ohio Republican was punished for driving drunk on a U.S. air base in Japan in 2001, military records show.

‘Students will not stand to become politicized and will not stand to become part of the governor’s agenda or his next campaign,’ one organizer said.

‘That wasn’t a joke,’ the Republican nominee for Michigan governor told a crowd at an event alongside Kellyanne Conway in defense of remarks she made about Whitmer.

Joe Lombardo wants to create a program of education saving accounts that experts say could take hundreds of millions of dollars from already underfunded Nevada public school systems.