Stories credited to redstate.com, by publication date. ChamberLight collects articles that mention the officials it tracks, so this shows its own coverage of this source, not how much the source publishes.

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Month	Stories	All outlets
February 2026	1	103 (collection gap)
March 2026	0	1,094
April 2026	0	4,538
May 2026	0	none collected
June 2026	0	none collected
July 2026	0	none collected
August 2026	0	1 (collection gap)
September 2026	9	1,320

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Party of the officials these stories are mainly about, across all 17 officials named. A story counts once for each official it is mainly about, so the split is over 18 story–official pairs, from 10 stories.

Republican56% · 10 pairs
Democrat22% · 4 pairs
Party not recorded22% · 4 pairs

Most covered

Stories mainly about each official, and their share of the source’s 10 stories.

+ 7 other officials (7 story–official pairs)

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Good Look: 4 (40%)
Mixed: 3 (30%)
Informational: 1 (10%)
Bad Look: 2 (20%)

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Articles served from redstate.com

Kamala Harris Appears With a Miserable Looking El-Sayed, and It's About As Cringe As You'd Expect

Former Vice President and failed presidential candidate Kamala Harris showed up Tuesday to campaign for the extremist Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed (D), but from the expression on his face in some of the clips, it looked like he wished she hadn't. El-Sayed, who's facing off against Repub

Sep 23, 20265 votes

A New Michigan Poll Shows a 7-Point Senate Race. Should Anyone Buy It?

Being that today (officially) at 8:05 pm EST is the first day of fall, I felt the need to grace the pages of RedState and let you, the fine people who read us here, know this: Fall is here, and it will get a bit nasty politically from here on out. While I have been away, I have noticed that some of

Sep 22, 20266 votes

A New Michigan Poll Shows a 7-Point Senate Race. Should Anyone Buy It?

Sep 22, 20266 votes

Pure Gold: Sen. Kennedy Lights Up Nebraska Fish Fry for Ricketts With His Humor

There have been all kinds of moves pulled in the elections this year. We saw another "Dan Sullivan" being thrown out there in Alaska, when the Republican incumbent running for reelection is Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK). Then in Nebraska, there's Dan Osborn running as an "independent" - while being end

Sep 21, 20265 votes

Weeks After Cory Mills' Campaign Imploded, His Grenade Facility Literally Exploded

Republican Rep. Cory Mills (FL-07) lost his primary in August after a brutal stretch of political and legal problems. Now part of his Florida munitions facility is gone too. Six days before the blast, Mills had posted on X with a photo in front of a wall of fire: "A Phoenix rises from the ashes. Ou

Sep 18, 202610 votes

'Playing With Fire': Dems Are Turning on Each Other Again, As Glorious Internal Chaos Continues

House Democrats spent their last full week in session before the midterms engaging in what has become a commonplace practice these days -- fighting among themselves. For the second time this month, Democrat Reps. Jared Golden (ME-02) and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (WA-03) broke with leadership on a Re

Sep 18, 202610 votes

'Playing With Fire': Dems Are Turning on Each Other Again, As Glorious Internal Chaos Continues

Sep 18, 202610 votes

Five GOP Lawmakers Demand WNBA Answer a Simple Question: What Is a Woman?

It's been a wild time for the Women's National Basketball Association. I can't lie, the league had not really been on my radar in the past, but with the advent of superstar Caitlin Clark and all the hype and hysteria surrounding her, the league started to make headlines. Then along came Indiana Fev

Sep 17, 20269 votes

What Is Going On? Lawmakers Accuse Feds of Stonewalling in Butler Assassination Attempt Probes

Question: Why are there still so many questions surrounding the Butler, 2024 Pennsylvania assassination attempt against Donald Trump? The lack of information gives plenty of fodder for conspiracy theorists and makes many Americans feel like they're not being told the whole truth. For instance, why

Sep 16, 202613 votes

What Is Going On? Lawmakers Accuse Feds of Stonewalling in Butler Assassination Attempt Probes

Sep 16, 202612 votes

Boom: Brandon Gill's Perfect Response to Reporter Who Doesn't Want to Reveal Her Employer

Republican Rep. Brandon Gill (TX-26) has been making a name for himself with incisive questioning during hearings, getting to the heart of the matter when grilling witnesses. He isn't shy about holding Democrats and their witnesses to account. Now he's seeking a very important position on a commit

Sep 15, 20267 votes

'Cooked'? New Development in New Hampshire Senate Race Is Not a Welcome Sign for Democrats

We reported a week ago on how the stage had at long last been set in the New Hampshire Senate race, with four-term Democrat Rep. Chris Pappas (NH-01), who was endorsed by failed 2024 Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris, winning the nomination for his party, and Trump-backed former Sen. John

Sep 15, 202610 votes

'Cooked'? New Development in New Hampshire Senate Race Is Not a Welcome Sign for Democrats

Sep 15, 202610 votes

'It's Kind of Rich'—AL Sen. Katie Britt Calls Out the Hypocrisy of Democrats Running off to Munich

<![CDATA[With her colleague Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) favored to win the Alabama governorship, Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) is stepping into her senior senator shoes. Britt appeared this morning on Fox News Sunday to discuss the partial government shutdown which has affected TSA, FEMA, and the Coast Guard. Britt was quick to hold her Democrat colleagues accountable for this, citing their failure to negotiate in good faith to resolve funding.]]>

Feb 16, 20267 votes

'It's Kind of Rich'—AL Sen. Katie Britt Calls Out the Hypocrisy of Democrats Running off to Munich

Feb 16, 20265 votes

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Articles served from redstate.com

Kamala Harris Appears With a Miserable Looking El-Sayed, and It's About As Cringe As You'd Expect

A New Michigan Poll Shows a 7-Point Senate Race. Should Anyone Buy It?

A New Michigan Poll Shows a 7-Point Senate Race. Should Anyone Buy It?

Pure Gold: Sen. Kennedy Lights Up Nebraska Fish Fry for Ricketts With His Humor

Weeks After Cory Mills' Campaign Imploded, His Grenade Facility Literally Exploded

'Playing With Fire': Dems Are Turning on Each Other Again, As Glorious Internal Chaos Continues

'Playing With Fire': Dems Are Turning on Each Other Again, As Glorious Internal Chaos Continues

Five GOP Lawmakers Demand WNBA Answer a Simple Question: What Is a Woman?

Five GOP Lawmakers Demand WNBA Answer a Simple Question: What Is a Woman?

Five GOP Lawmakers Demand WNBA Answer a Simple Question: What Is a Woman?

Five GOP Lawmakers Demand WNBA Answer a Simple Question: What Is a Woman?

What Is Going On? Lawmakers Accuse Feds of Stonewalling in Butler Assassination Attempt Probes

What Is Going On? Lawmakers Accuse Feds of Stonewalling in Butler Assassination Attempt Probes

Boom: Brandon Gill's Perfect Response to Reporter Who Doesn't Want to Reveal Her Employer

'Cooked'? New Development in New Hampshire Senate Race Is Not a Welcome Sign for Democrats

'Cooked'? New Development in New Hampshire Senate Race Is Not a Welcome Sign for Democrats

'It's Kind of Rich'—AL Sen. Katie Britt Calls Out the Hypocrisy of Democrats Running off to Munich

'It's Kind of Rich'—AL Sen. Katie Britt Calls Out the Hypocrisy of Democrats Running off to Munich