The primaries are the last major intra-party contests before November’s mid-terms where control of Congress and key state offices will be determined.
Author: Phillip M. Bailey, USA TODAY
Primary takeaways: Dems eye WI Sen. Johnson; Vt looks to break ceiling; Omar survives MN squeaker
Wisconsin Democrats united behind Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, nominating him to face two-term GOP incumbent Sen. Ron Johnson in the November election.
In GOP races, Dems are buying ads to call out extremists. Is that ‘aggressive’ or ‘dangerous’?
Democratic groups have targeted controversial GOP candidates in primaries. Critics say the strategy could backfire and put election deniers in office.
June primary election results: What happened in the most important races and why they matter
June primary battles covered some of the most important and largest states in the country, including Georgia, California, Nevada and more.
Miss Day 3 of the Jan. 6 hearing? Pence’s role opposing insurrection takes center stage
Ahead of Jan. 6, Mike Pence’s staff began to fear for his safety because of Trump’s pressure. A Pence aide told the Secret Service of his concerns.
Primary takeaways: Trump’s revenge tour falters in Georgia as GOP rallies around Kemp, Raffensperger
Brian Kemp and Brad Raffensperger demolished their Trump-backed challengers. He sought to defeat them for rejecting his false 2020 election claims.
A QAnon conspiracy theory about election fraud is becoming a pro-Trump push for traceable ballots
Instead of giving up false claims about 2020 election fraud some GOP ‘America First’ candidates are pitching reforms steeped in conspiracy theories.
‘We’re not a monolith’: Democratic 2020 autopsy sends warning about outreach to voters of color
The report argues that even in victory, Democrats need to undertake serious fixes ahead of the 2022 midterm elections.
‘America is not a racist country,’ Tim Scott says in Republican rebuttal to Biden’s speech
Tim Scott, the only Black Republican senator, was chosen to give the GOP rebuttal to President Biden’s speech to Congress.
Does COVID deal signal a kinder, gentler McConnell who can work with Biden? Many Democrats are skeptical
Mitch McConnell made no commitments on a new round of COVID relief in 2021 but he said he’d work with Joe Biden on it if he thinks it’s necessary.