Nevada election officials have found no evidence to support the Trump administration’s claims that 185 noncitizens could be on the state’s voter rolls — and said their records indicate they are actually citizens. thenevadaindependent.com/art…

Trump in 2011: The president of China came a few months ago and we gave him a state dinner. Now, when people are screwing you, you don't give them state dinners.

Meischa was Roger Marshall's patient. This is her story.

FWIW, there is a glimmer of hope for Republicans in that our *registered voter* screen shows D+6, and our LV screen shows D+8.8. They'd keep the Senate at D+6, I think. But the ones who don't want to vote don't like Trump either, and these turnout gaps happen in every midterm.

So I was just watching Fox News and this commercial played during Jesse Watters show. It says “Paid for by the US Government.” This is clearly a campaign ad. And the singers are just singing over and over again, “Love me” - over images of Trump. @CBSMiami @CBSNews

It's early, with only about 64,000 ballots cast so far, but the initial EV turnout in Virginia are consistent more of what Democrats want to see. The early vote currently models at roughly Harris+29. Most of that margin reflects strong Democratic turnout among high-propensity voters, those who cast ballots in all three of the 2020, 2022, and 2024 general elections. But, it's actually among these high-propensity voters where Republicans are holding on the best. The big for Republicans isn't the overall partisan lean of the early vote (Republicans of course vote later and have come out on ED in the past) but rather it's the pattern among low-propensity voters: the ones who have already turned out are doing so at the highest rates in the most Democratic parts of the state. The potential turnout asymmetry does parallel what we've seen in primaries and other recent elections, that Republicans were hoping would revert this November. This of course may not continue because it's very early in the Early Voting period, and I wouldn't even say it's more likely than not to hold at this magnitude. But it's the type of thing that does make a Democratic upside scenario plausible. In an upper-quartile outcome for the party, the 2026 electorate could be Harris+4 or better nationally for instance, which would put Republicans at risk of really steep losses.

UMass Lowell/YouGov poll | 8/28-9/14 LV US Senate Maine 2026 🟦Troy Jackson 48% 🟥Susan Collins 43% (incumbent) Link to poll: uml.edu/news/press-releases/…

🇺🇸 NATIONAL POLL By Emerson (A) Pres. Trump Approve: 39% (-1) Disapprove: 58% (+1) —— Generic Ballot 🟦 Democrats: 53% (+2) 🟥 Republicans: 42% (-1) 🔵 Indie: Dem 60-31% 🔵 Hispanic: Dem 64-31% —— 9/21-22 | LV | recalled: Harris 49-46 emersoncollegepolling.com/se…

MICHIGAN POLL - Senate 🟦 Abdul El-Sayed: 49% 🟥 Mike Rogers: 44% —— Net Favs El-Sayed: +4 Rogers: -6 • NYT/Siena (A+) | 9/15-22 | 613 LV • Recalled: Harris 45-41 nytimes.com/interactive/2026…