Elections & Democracy
Supreme Court Limits Voting Rights Act Section 2, Triggering Mid-Cycle Redistricting in Southern States
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New Poll: Voter Confidence in Election Accuracy Plummets to Pre-2024 Levels Amid Integrity Rhetoric
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Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros Defeats 15-Term Incumbent in Colorado Primary Upset
Climate organizer Melat Kiros ousted 30-year incumbent Rep. Diana DeGette in Colorado's Democratic primary, marking a major victory for the party's progressive wing. The upset signals growing anti-establishment sentiment and a generational shift ahead of the November midterms.
Also missing: Independent swing voters in Colorado · Corporate donors to the incumbent
New Poll: Voter Confidence in Election Accuracy Plummets to Pre-2024 Levels Amid Integrity Rhetoric
A new national survey reveals that public trust in the accuracy of U.S. elections has dropped sharply, erasing gains made after the 2024 cycle. The decline is largely driven by intense partisan debates over mail-in voting and proof-of-citizenship laws.
Also missing: Apolitical non-voters who have disengaged entirely due to systemic distrust. · International election observers evaluating U.S. democratic stability.
Supreme Court Upholds Strict State Deadlines for Mail-In Ballots Ahead of 2026 Midterms
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that states may reject mail-in ballots received after Election Day, regardless of when they were postmarked. The ruling standardizes strict receipt deadlines across several battleground states just months before the 2026 midterm elections.
Also missing: U.S. Postal Service union representatives · Active-duty military personnel voting overseas