
Regardless of my personal opinion on data centers, it’s irrefutable that they are a huge issue voters care about. Republicans should take note of this.
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Regardless of my personal opinion on data centers, it’s irrefutable that they are a huge issue voters care about. Republicans should take note of this.



Understandably, folks focus on how much Peltola over performs a generic Democrat (and she does). But the Alaska Democratic Party is probably one of the best organized parties in a red state. If they flip the governorship and Senate seat, it will be because the party earned it.

Idaho Statesman: Idaho Democrat David Roth drops out of race for U.S. Senate against Risch The Democratic candidate who hoped to unseat US Senator Jim Risch in Idaho announced Tuesday that he is dropping out of the race, leaving Independent Todd Achilles as the challenger to the longtime Republican. amp.idahostatesman.com/news/politics-…

North Carolina Democrat Roy Cooper has broad name recognition as a former governor. His Senate campaign is flush with cash. And he enjoys a robust lead in almost every public poll. But in a state that voted for Trump three times, officials say they expect the race to tighten. rollcall.com/2026/07/28/as-…


Quinnipiac: Party Net Approval ALL: 🔴 Republicans: -34 (+34 among Reps) 🔵 Democrats: -44 (+13 among Dems) 7/23-27 | 963 RV

Quinnipiac poll | 7/23-7/27 RV Which party is moving further to the extreme? 🟦Democratic Party 46% 🟥Republican Party 41%

MICHIGAN SENATE DEM PRIMARY 🟦 Abdul El-Sayed: 46% (+5) 🟦 Haley Stevens: 36% (-2) ⬜️ Not sure: 14% — With leaners 🟦 Abdul El-Sayed: 48% 🟦 Haley Stevens: 37% —— Fav-unfav El-Sayed: 64-24 (+40) Stevens: 55-37 (+18) Tavern Research | July 26-27 | LV url4027.email.politico.com/ss/c/u001.6g0Z…


I see a lot of people on here crowing about Hong winning the primary by a massive margin, totally dominating. Which, yes, she clearly is on track to win. But be careful! This means *nothing* for the general. Just ask Governors Doug Mastriano and Kari Lake.


The Trump administration is creating an AI system for "pre-crime policing," hoping to leverage government data on private citizens to predict crimes before they happen.