President campaigns intensively for Republican candidates in final weeks as early voting expands, seeking to energize base despite challenging poll numbers.

Republicans enter final midterm stretch with massive fundraising edge but face polling headwinds as Trump's approval ratings weigh on competitive races.

Kansas, Alaska, and North Carolina emerge as critical battlegrounds with several unexpected competitive races that could determine party control in the 2026 midterms.

Democrats maintain a 7.4-point advantage on the generic congressional ballot with less than three weeks until the November 3 midterm elections, according to latest polling averages.

New Times/Siena polling shows Democratic candidates leading or tied in five traditionally Republican states, opening multiple paths to Senate control.

Republican Party officials race to shore up support in traditionally safe districts as their midterm campaign becomes a triage operation three weeks before Election Day.

New congressional maps following court decisions give Democrats structural advantage in 2026 House races despite Republican redistricting efforts.

Democrat Adam Hamilton leads Republican Senator Roger Marshall in Kansas, threatening GOP's 94-year Senate dominance as dissatisfied voters seek change.

Democrats reach commanding 93 percent likelihood of retaking House control as forecasters adjust ratings following sustained polling advantages.

Kansas has become an unexpected Senate battleground weeks before midterms, threatening GOP control in a state that hasn't elected a Democrat in 94 years.

November 3 elections will decide balance of power in House and Senate, with multiple competitive races across battleground states.

Bipartisan continuing resolution averts October shutdown, delays appropriations debates until after midterm elections.