2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Virginia - Washington DC
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Virginia shifted toward Democrats in every county, with most moving by double digits. What the results reveal about Trump's standing with voters.
Representative John McGuire, a Republican, held off a challenge from former Representative Tom Perriello, a Democrat.
We haven’t heard a peep, because we got a clean sweep.” Key Virginia districts, including the 1st and 2nd, swung Democratic on Election Day as part of a “blue tsunami” that helped Democrats regain control of the U.
Voters shot down an abortion-rights measure in Idaho, but they supported proposals in Missouri, Virginia and Nevada.
Freshman Rep. John McGuire (R-VA) fended off against Democratic challenger Tom Perriello in the general election in a closer-than-expected race. McGuire received 50.2% of the vote compared to his Perriello’s 48%. The Associated Press called the race on Thursday afternoon. McGuire was seeking a second term in Congress as representative of Virginia’s 5th Congressional District. […]
Virginians weren't the only ones invested in Tuesday's midterm elections. By the numbers: More than $2.7 million in reported trading volume was generated by Richmond's three congressional races — the 1st, 4th and 5th districts — on prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket as of 3pm Tuesday, per an Axios tally. That's up from roughly $1.5 million across the state's three most heavily traded races a week earlier. And trading remained open as of...
Much like 2022, the 2026 year’s midterm election proved the majority of voters support reproductive rights and abortion access. Four states had abortion on the ballot. Nevada and Virginia voted in favor of allowing abortions within state lines. Missouri voted against repealing a constitutional amendment supporting abortion access that was introduced via a ballot initiative in 2024. Idaho was the sole exception Tuesday as voters sided against a...
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