Economy

Peltola’s campaign and fishing-policy proposals draw support from many of the independent voters interviewed.

Sullivan’s fisheries record and support among some Alaskan voters are weighed against Mary Peltola’s challenge.

Sullivan is Peltola’s opponent in a Senate race that recent polls describe as competitive.

Peltola is polling competitively against Sullivan and has raised more campaign money than he has.

Andrews had called for multiple televised debates, arguing that voters should hear directly from both candidates.

Graham accepted an invitation to debate Annie Andrews and said she would use the debate to challenge Andrews’ positions.

Honeycutt is presenting her local roots and policy positions as she seeks to hold the district for Republicans.

Lacore is campaigning on her Navy career and policy positions as she challenges Republican nominee Jenny Costa Honeycutt.

Jeffries argued that the bill’s loopholes and tariff authority could harm Americans and leave sanctions unenforced.

McCaul defended tariffs as a way to reinforce sanctions after the House passed the bill.

The AARP poll shows Sullivan trailing Peltola, though other polls have found a closer contest.

The poll puts Peltola ahead of Sullivan in Alaska’s Senate race.

Will criticized Graham’s campaign statements and urged voters to choose her Democratic opponent.

George Will urged South Carolina voters to elect Andrews over Republican candidate Darline Graham.

Will argues that Graham’s positions and stated loyalty to Trump make her a poor choice for South Carolina voters.

Will presents Andrews as the candidate South Carolinians should choose to demonstrate political independence.

The article examines polling that places Sullivan in a close reelection contest with Mary Peltola.

Polls cited in the article show Peltola with a narrow lead over Senator Dan Sullivan.

Grassley argued that an export embargo could help farmers facing high diesel prices.

Cooper leads Whatley in reported polling, while his campaign says the contest remains competitive.

Whatley is trailing Roy Cooper in polls as Republicans debate whether spending and campaign efforts can change the race.

Harvie is campaigning against Fitzpatrick by emphasizing local ties and concerns about trust in government.

Fitzpatrick’s efforts to distance himself from Trump may not be enough to secure support from voters in his competitive district.

Thune says Congress should address AI risks, while seeking regulation that does not stifle innovation.

Golden breaks with Democratic leadership, saying he supports the sanctions and is generally supportive of tariffs.

Meeks opposes the bill’s expansion of presidential tariff authority and sought changes to its trade language.

Johnson said Congress would need to approve the checks and work through how to pay for them.

Fetterman’s convention appearance drew attention as a break with his party, though sources said his decision was driven by friendship with McCormick.

The article examines Brown’s data-center campaign message alongside contributions from Google and its lobbyists.

Barrett says Lawrence’s past statements and socialist ties make him unfit for the district, while defending his own record.

Hurd is making his bipartisan record and disagreements with Trump part of his reelection pitch.

Evans co-sponsored the House-passed bill to have data-center companies pay for power infrastructure upgrades.

Johnson remains personally opposed to the legislation, but staffers reportedly said he would not block a vote if most House Republicans supported it.

Peltola pressed Sullivan over bycatch and trawl-industry contributions and linked his Iran-war votes to higher fuel costs.

Sullivan defended his work on fisheries and bycatch while Peltola challenged his record and industry ties.

Peltola pressed for bycatch and fuel-cost measures and challenged Sullivan's record and industry donations.

Sullivan defended his work on fisheries and energy while disputing Peltola's criticism of his record.

Sullivan has backed Trump’s tariffs in Washington but has largely stayed silent on them while campaigning in Alaska.

Peltola argues that Alaska should be able to expand oil and gas production while also pursuing lower-cost and cleaner energy.

The DCCC added Lawrence to its target program after his primary victory, renewing attention to his past statements and arrest record.

Hill emphasized his fishing background and supported limits to protect salmon runs and subsistence users.

Begich cited his legislative record and backed stronger bycatch management during the Alaska fisheries debate.

Marques pledged to pursue lower business taxes and fewer regulations if elected to Congress.

A Democratic PAC is spending nearly $1 million on ads criticizing Feely’s support for Donald Trump.

Blumenthal celebrated passage of the sanctions bill he helped negotiate while acknowledging concerns about the authority it gives Trump.

Murphy is donating to Democratic committees involved in competitive races and met with Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed.

The article argues that Donalds’s pledge to continue DeSantis’s record may face voter discontent over affordability and state conditions.

Donalds criticizes Jolly’s insurance plan and has proposed his own package of changes to Florida’s property-insurance system.

The story examines his campaign’s representation at a forum and competing accounts of his debate plans.

His recent outreach to Republicans has drawn criticism from Democrats and mixed reactions in his hometown.