Late filers could face a public callout and a $500-per-violation fine under the new Houston rule.

The party's X account called for violence against nearly every elected Democrat in New Hampshire before deleting the post.

Van Le's campaign says voters deserve to know about Bien Doan's decades-old theft convictions. He calls the mailer defamatory.

Hilton walked Westlake asking vendors for permits — most, like nearly 99% of LA's vendors, don't have one.

House Bill 5968 would hand election oversight to a deputy secretary whenever the top official is on the ballot — Benson calls it political theater.

A Butler County judge ruled Republican plaintiffs, including two state lawmakers, could not show they were personally harmed by Issue 1.

Catherine Hanaway's September 23, 2026, demand to National SJP seeks materials dating from January 1, 2021, to the present.

Fulton County homeowners get three chances to weigh in before commissioners lock in the 2026 rate.

The city could quintuple its donation cap while shifting 747 residents to balance a booming eastern district.

A federal watchdog says bad actors are targeting judges with online doxing threats.

A Dade City couple forged voter signatures to help a new party qualify in Kansas — and admitted doing the same in Florida.

Two new polls show Kathy Hochul dominating Bruce Blakeman, and now she's bringing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez along for the ride.

An 8-7 party-line vote sank Rand Paul's push to immunize a Fauci aide who invoked the Fifth Amendment.