2018 midterms

Electronic music artist Moby claims that under the influence of alcohol and drugs, he slid his penis against Donald Trump during a drunken night almost 20 years ago.

Henry Olsen said the GOP must embrace Donald Trump’s new political coalition to secure its future viability as a political party.

House Speaker Paul Ryan deserves much blame for the GOP’s loss of the House in the 2018 election, says a report by the New York Times.

“Pizza to the Polls” is a donation-based website that delivers free pizza to people standing in long lines to vote in the 2018 midterms.

The non-partisan OpenSecrets website, which tracks political spending, projects the 2018 midterms will cost $5.2 billion, as Democrats outspent Republicans by $330 million.

The final two polls of the Tennessee Senate race give Republican nominee Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN-07) leads of eight points and nine points over Democrat nominee Phil Bredesen, an average of eight and a half points.

Florida Republican gubernatorial candidate former Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) told Breitbart News Washington political editor Matt Boyle on Sirius XM’s Breitbart News Saturday that he is “running against a guy who wants a 40 percent tax increase in Florida.”

Michael Bloomberg funded-Everytown for Gun Safety released a PSA Thursday featuring Kevin Bacon, Michael J. Fox, Susan Sarandon, and other celebrities urging people to vote for gun control candidates November 6.

Snapchat reportedly encouraged more than 400,000 users to register to vote for the upcoming midterm elections, with “much of the activity” in “key battleground states.”

Comedian Chelsea Handler attacked the GOP for their “white Christian male spite” in an op-ed meant to promote voting published Wednesday in Newsweek.

The Democratic Party is refusing to help fix to the migrant-caravan crisis because they increasingly hate President Donald Trump and his lower-immigration policies, says the Atlantic magazine.

A new report reveals just how deeply Hollywood celebrities from Steven Spielberg to Jack Black are getting involved financially to help elect Democrats in the upcoming midterm.

Less than two weeks from the most expensive and, perhaps, consequential midterm election in a generation, some of Hollywood’s most influential stars have taken to social media to spew deranged and self-centered hot takes about President Donald Trump and the issues facing the nation.

Three of four crucial House races in Virginia are tightening, according to the latest polling.

Actress Jane Fonda proclaimed in a new interview that the upcoming midterms are the “most important elections of my lifetime” and said that it was “hard” for her to breathe in America right now.

Amazon CEO and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos accounts for 42 percent of all the top CEOs’ Midterm political contributions, having donated over $10 million.

House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) said he feels “pretty good” about the Republicans hanging on to the majority in the House.

According to the latest poll, Republicans are ahead in early voting in Florida’s closely watched U.S. Senate and gubernatorial races.

Pop superstar Taylor Swift urged her fans to vote early in an Instagram post Wednesday, following her recent endorsement of Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections.

A new poll finds that pop star Taylor Swift’s endorsement of Phil Bredesen in Tennessee’s Senate race has done little to move the dial in the Democrat’s direction.

Facebook will ban election “misinformation” ahead of the midterms this year, including satirical posts which claim people can vote via text message.

A new poll indicates that in the eyes of most likely voters heading to the polls this November, celebrity and outside political endorsements are meaningless and have no effect on their vote.

MTV released a video Monday to promote voter registration ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, tying the inaugural campaign to the left-wing Women’s March and the March for Our Lives. The MTV campaign, called “+1 the Vote,” urges viewers to

A new report from the Washington Post shows just how far many in Hollywood are willing to go to elect Democrats to Congress this fall.

Actor Tom Hanks is joining former first lady Michelle Obama in promoting a voter registration drive ahead of this fall’s midterm elections.

Frozen star Josh Gad tweeted this week that Americans need to get out and vote to end the “never ending hellscape” that is America under President Donald Trump.

The NAACP released its 2018 midterm election survey on Tuesday, revealing a series of questions about President Donald Trump’s alleged racism.

Like Facebook, Apple wants to hand-pick the news its users read, instead of leaving it to the individual.

Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” conservative commentator Mark Steyn mocked Democrats for their idea that the alleging Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election would give them enough momentum headed into this year’s midterms to take control

Sunday on ABC’s “This Week” during the political roundtable, former Hillary Clinton presidential campaign spokeswoman Karen Finney said if the 2018 midterm elections were about impeaching President Donald Trump, it will “fire up” the Republican base and hurt Democrats. Jonathan

Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” network chief White House correspondent Jonathan Karl said President Donald Trump’s political team believed the way to keep a Republican majority in the 2018 midterm elections was to make the this a “referendum on impeachment.”

If California Republicans can hold the line, they can, arguably, save the nation. The state party may have seen better days, but never a more important election

Republicans are increasingly turning to a simple message to motivate their voter base to turn out for the 2018 midterm elections: stop impeachment.

Americans may elect a Congress that is sharply split — even more so than it was under Barack Obama. Ironically, that would play to Donald Trump’s strength as a deal-maker.

Republican voters say immigration, along with the economy, is the most important issue in deciding whom they will vote for in the 2018 midterm elections, a new poll reveals.

RALEIGH, North Carolina — The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights took in lopsided testimony from experts and legal practitioners Friday to gauge the status of minority ballot access ahead of the 2018 midterms and beyond.