The 2023 elections may not have the fireworks of 2024, but there is still plenty up for grabs. In this "off-year," most of which takes place on Nov. 7, Virginia will be keenly watched. Meanwhile, the governor's mansion is up for grabs in Kentucky and Mississippi. New Jersey's Republicans believe they have a real shot at turning the state red in legislative elections, while there are also fierce mayoral and district attorney battles throughout the United States. Voters will also decide several fascinating referendums, particularly in Ohio, Maine, and Texas. This Washington Examiner series, November to Remember, will dive into all of these and more over the following two weeks. Part 17 will deal with the six things to watch on election day.
President Joe Biden's poor polling is giving Democrats heart palpitations before next year's election, with prominent party members encouraging Biden not to seek a second term.
While the 2023 elections are absent of presidential or congressional races, several states are holding key contests that could decide which party controls state governments and ultimately shape the 2024 election.
AUSTIN, Texas — Republican state politicians have failed to unite around comprehensive border security legislation following three emergency legislative sessions that have stretched over the past six months.
Gov. Kim Reynolds's (R-IA) coveted endorsement of Ron DeSantis (R-FL) gave the Florida governor a needed boost in the critical first caucus state, but questions remain if it will be enough to revive his White House bid.
The news that Danish wind giant Orsted is halting development on its two offshore projects in New Jersey comes at a politically tricky time for Democrats in the state as they scramble to retain their narrow majorities in Tuesday’s elections, which will determine the future of every seat in New Jersey's General Assembly.
President Joe Biden's new artificial intelligence executive order sets standards for diversity and equity, drawing praise from liberals groups who said it will help protect vulnerable groups but condemnation from conservatives, who warned it will advance controversial left-wing objectives.
Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) announced that he's ready to make a rare move across the aisle to censure one of his Democratic colleagues. His comments come as the House readies censure votes over comments about the war in Gaza.
