State court rulings on newly drawn congressional maps could shape the balance of power in the U.S. House next year
in states across the country are facing a wave of novel legal challenges in state courts that could shape the balance of power in the U.S. House next year.
drawn by the Republican-led Legislature that had positioned the GOP to win 10 or 11 of the state’s 14 House seats. It was the second map struck down this year by state courts based on provisions in state constitutions. Last month, the Ohio Supreme Court
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Anchorage voters can track their ballot starting in the next electionAnchorage Assembly member Pete Petersen said the assembly became aware of ballot tracking last year, researched it, and then included it in the city’s budget. Voters can now sign up to receive notifications updating them on their ballot's status.
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GOP voters praise Mike Pence's speech against Donald Trump: 'Did the right thing'Pence's speech saying Trump had 'no right to overturn the election,' has infuriated the former president.
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Trump-to-Biden swing voters want to keep the U.S. military out of UkraineSome Trump-to-Biden swing voters from Axios' latest Engagious/Schlesinger focus groups say they’re opposed to U.S. military involvement in Ukraine, even if Russia invades.
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Texas rep. touts infrastructure bill to voters after calling it 'terrible'Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-Texas) voted against President Joe Biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill before promoting his role in a project that draws funds from it.
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Opinion | Stop covering elections as if white women are the only voters who matterAmanda Brown Lierman: In reports of the American electorate, there is too much focus on white women — to the detriment of women of color and women’s collective political power. - NBCNewsTHINK
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Trump-to-Biden swing voters want to keep the U.S. military out of UkraineSome Trump-to-Biden swing voters are reflexively opposed to U.S. military involvement in Ukraine, even if Russia invades.Why it matters: This key takeaway from Axios' latest Engagious/Schlesinger focus groups comes as President Biden deploys the first major group of U.S. troops to shore up NATO defenses in Eastern Europe in response to Russia's buildup on the border.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for freeVoters' views on U.S. obligatio
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