With the Texas Senate race still tight, some Christian voters are weighing Democrat James Talarico’s faith-forward progressive campaign against Republican Ken Paxton’s troubled history. WORLD’s Claire Wilkerson reports from Fort Worth.
A disputed candidacy and a Trump administration lawsuit have introduced uncertainty into Alaska’s Senate race
A disputed candidacy and a Trump administration lawsuit have introduced uncertainty into Alaska’s Senate race
Activists are racing to undo the state’s pro-abortion constitutional amendment
Missouri’s quiet move towards pure democracy and away from American representative government
What a 1975 animal cruelty statute reveals about November’s ballot in the Commonwealth of Virginia
A U.S. House race raises questions about whether a background in pornography should disqualify a candidate
With the Texas Senate race still tight, some Christian voters are weighing Democrat James Talarico’s faith-forward progressive campaign against Republican Ken Paxton’s troubled history. WORLD’s Claire Wilkerson reports from Fort Worth.
Washington Wednesday: Why do some elections bring political earthquakes while others barely register? Hunter Baker offers a 2026 balance-of-power prediction.
His parents escaped Nazism and communism and met in a refugee camp. In America, they taught their son to cherish the ballot. WORLD’s Mary Reichard interviews election-law expert Hans von Spakovsky.
Pastor Brian Neilson thought he’d left the abortion fight behind in Kansas. Back home in Idaho, he finds himself rallying Christians against Prop 1, a ballot measure that would repeal the state’s protections for unborn children. WORLD’s Lauren Canterberry reports.
America’s two political parties fight for razor-thin majorities in a perpetually gridlocked Congress
