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Elon Musk’s America PAC Plans $100 Million Push to Boost GOP in Midterms
Elon Musk’s America PAC is preparing a $100 million-plus campaign to boost Republican turnout in the 2026 midterm elections through digital advertising, canvassing, and direct mail.


GOP Builds $677 Million War Chest as Democrats Trail in Key Committees
Republicans and Trump-aligned MAGA Inc. report approximately $677 million in cash as Democrats trail in key national committees.


Sen. Fetterman Says He’ll Leave Democratic Party If It Becomes Anti-Israel
U.S. Senator John Fetterman says he would leave the Democratic Party if it officially becomes anti-Israel, drawing a clear line with his own party. “If our party ever becomes, and just make it official, as the anti-Israel party, that’s when I would leave,” the Pennsylvania Democrat said during The Hill and NewsNation’s Nation Summit. Fetterman called support for Israel an issue of “moral clarity.” Fetterman emphasized that he has not changed his registration and does not curr


McCarthy Urges Speaker Johnson: Don’t Recess Until Trump’s Team Is Fully Confirmed
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is urging Speaker Mike Johnson to keep Congress in session until all of President Trump’s nominees are confirmed, fueling debate over recess appointments and the administration’s agenda.


Silicon Valley’s $120 Million Campaign Puts California Billionaire Tax on Defensive
California’s proposed one-time billionaire wealth tax is losing momentum as a well-funded opposition campaign gains steam.


California Approves What Critics Call the Largest Tax Increase in State History
California’s 2026 budget adds a new software sales tax and extends the Medi-Cal health care tax. Critics call it the largest tax increase in state history, with higher costs expected for consumers and businesses.


California Tax Deal Removes Major Ballot Fight, Preserves Two-Thirds Vote Requirement
In a surprise Capitol compromise, California lawmakers and the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (HJTA) have reached a tentative agreement that could remove one of the state’s biggest ballot battles while preserving the two-thirds voter approval requirement for future local special taxes. HJTA President Jon Coupal confirmed he plans to withdraw the Local Taxpayer Protection Act (LTPA) from the November ballot if the Legislature places a constitutional amendment before voter


California Voters Showing Growing Resistance to New Taxes Ahead of November Ballot
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California voters may be reaching a tipping point on taxes. A new analysis by veteran California political columnist Dan Walters suggests that even in one of the nation's most Democratic states, voters are becoming increasingly reluctant to approve ballot measures that raise taxes or expand government spending. (Noozhawk) California already has one of the nation's highest overall tax burdens, collecting roughly $400 billion annually in state and local tax


Socialist Sweep in New York Gives Republicans New 2026 Midterm Target
Democratic Socialists scored a major victory in New York City’s congressional primaries, handing Republicans fresh ammunition as they fight to hold their narrow House majority in the 2026 midterm elections. Fresh off his mayoral primary victory, Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani helped allies Brad Lander, Claire Valdez and Darializa Avila Chevalier defeat more establishment Democrats in safely Democratic districts. All three are heavily favored to win in November and join C


Democrats Stumble in Key Maine Race as Republicans Eye Critical House Pickup
Republicans are increasingly confident they can flip Maine’s 2nd Congressional District as former Governor Paul LePage heads into the general election following a Democratic primary upset that exposed divisions within the party.


Bad News for Democrats: The 2026 ‘Blue Wave’ May Be Missing
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Democrats hold a narrow lead on the generic congressional ballot heading into the 2026 midterm elections, but recent polling suggests the party is running behind the pace typically seen before major House takeover elections.


Millions in Outside Spending Reshape California Lieutenant Governor Race
More than $5.7 million in independent spending has transformed California’s lieutenant governor race, boosting Michael Tubbs and intensifying the battle for a top-two finish ahead of the June primary.


Federal Judge Rules in Favor of Trump's Election Order Amid USPS Mail Ballot Rule Changes
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Opponents, including voting rights groups and Democratic organizations, argue that election administration is primarily the responsibility of states and Congress and contend that portions of the order exceed presidential authority. Supporters argue the reforms would improve voter roll accuracy, reduce the risk of duplicate registrations, and strengthen confidence in election outcomes.


Trump Movement Claims Another Scalp as Cornyn Falls in Texas After Cassidy Collapse in Louisiana
The political shockwave that began in Louisiana with the defeat of Republican U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy delivered an even larger aftershock Tuesday night in Texas.
Four-term U.S. Sen. John Cornyn one of the most established Republicans in Washington and a former Senate GOP whip was decisively defeated by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in one of the biggest Senate primary upsets in modern Republican history.


How Texas California and Georgia Primaries Could Shape the GOP for November
As the 2026 election season accelerates, Republicans are entering a critical stretch of primary and runoff contests that could help define the party’s direction heading into November.


Sheriff Race in Alabama Highlights National Shift Toward Tougher Immigration Enforcement
The recent sheriff race in Alabama has drawn national attention as it highlights a broader shift in law enforcement priorities across the United States. Candidates in this election have made immigration enforcement a central issue, reflecting growing public concern and political focus on border security and local policing roles. This shift signals a change in how communities and law enforcement agencies approach immigration, with potential impacts on public safety, community


California Blackjack Battle Explodes Into Major Political and Financial War Between Tribes, Card Clubs, and Sacramento
California is now facing one of the largest gambling, legal, and municipal finance battles in state history involving Attorney General Rob Bonta, Governor Gavin Newsom, tribal casinos, and card clubs operating in cities such as Hawaiian Gardens, Commerce, Bell Gardens, Gardena, and San Jose.


San Bernardino County 2025 Money Report
A detailed breakdown of 2025 fundraising and cash-on-hand totals for San Bernardino County Supervisor Districts 2 and 4 and countywide offices including Assessor, Auditor-Controller, Sheriff, District Attorney, and Superintendent of Schools ahead of the June 3, 2026 primary.


Turning Point USA All American Halftime Show Signals a Major Shift in Conservative Media
Turning Point USA is set to make a major statement this weekend with its All-American Halftime Show, underscoring how conservative organizations are increasingly bypassing legacy media to reach voters directly.


Trump’s $300M+ Campaign Operation Reshapes the 2026 Political Battlefield
Money remains the clearest measure of political power, and year-end federal filings show that President Donald Trump’s campaign operation now towers over the political landscape as the 2026 midterm cycle begins.
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