President Donald Trump isn't on the ballot in next November's midterm elections, but he’s plunging into them with his own presidency at stake. He's calling candidates, making early endorsements, shaping strategy and pushing economic messaging to try to keep Congress in Republican hands,

Less than a year from the midterm elections, state and local voting officials from both major political parties are actively preparing for the possibility of interference by the Trump administration.

For weeks, a Tennessee special election was flying under the radar in a heavily Republican congressional district. But now funding from President Donald Trump’s allies and an appearance by former Vice President Kamala Harris have turned the Dec.

President Donald Trump’s blatant attempt to manipulate voters to help Republicans hold onto power even after the 2026 midterms is under fire from Rupert Murdoch’s favorite news outlet. The Wall Street Journal warned that Trump’s push to gerrymander Texas could backfire “in a big way” on Republicans looking to hold onto control of the House.

Defending Texas sovereignty has been central to Abbott’s political identity. Yet he has helped Trump erode states’ authority over elections, policing and deploying the National Guard.

Political experts say voter enthusiasm on display in races earlier this month in New Jersey, Virginia and elsewhere could point to a Democratic edge.

Jack Goldsmith and Bob Bauer, lawyers under George W. Bush and Barack Obama, explain how Donald Trump could challenge 2026 midterms results he dislikes

Potential 2028 Democratic contenders are escalating speculation of Republican attempts to undermine upcoming elections. The right calls it irresponsible "fearmongering."

Many Republican leaders insist there's no problem with the GOP's policies, the party's message or President Donald Trump’s leadership, despite big losses in this month's elections.

On Monday, Nov. 17, Donald Trump said he felt like he "almost knew" he was going to "win" the 2024 U.S. presidential election after he served french fries during a campaign stop at a McDonald's in Feasterville,

President Donald Trump says he'd "love to see" Marjorie Taylor Greene return to politics someday after her upcoming resignation, but said she needs to "take a rest" following her exit.