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In Texas case, it's politics vs. race at the Supreme Court, with control of Congress at stake
Supreme Court's conservatives are not likely to bar Texas from adding new Republican-leaning voting districts. Read More
Elon Musk has left the White House, but he hasn't left politics behind on X
An NBC News analysis of one month of Musk’s social media posts shows what’s been on his mind, including a broad cross-section of fringe political topics. Read More
GOP candidates battle for momentum in Florida governor race
U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds, is comfortably ahead in polls but there are signs the so-far sleepy race is sparking to life. Read More
Examining Brown v. Board, race and ‘equal protection’ through the eyes of the modern Supreme Court

As the Supreme Court heard arguments in a racially charged Louisiana voting rights case last month, down on its ground floor a special exhibit was running a continual loop of commentary from Chief ... Read More
In Cincinnati, JD Vance's half brother hopes for a political 'earthquake' in mayor race

Despite, or maybe because of, Cory Bowman's personal relationship to the White House, he faces a steep climb against incumbent Aftab Pureval. Read More
Mayor Bruce Harrell concedes race for second term to Katie Wilson
Bruce Harrell aspired to be the first two-term mayor in Seattle in decades, but fell short in the closest mayoral race this century. He waited a day to concede. Read More
Canandaigua supervisor race flips after mail-in ballots counted. Now separated by 14 votes
CANANDAIGUA, NY — After Election Night Nov. 4, Republican Canandaigua Supervisor Jared Simpson was leading Democratic challenger Don Cotter by one vote. After roughly 350 countywide mail-in ballots ... Read More
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