Ally Mutnick is a House Campaigns Reporter for POLITICO, specializing in covering political campaigns at the national level in the United States. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reporting on key races and candidates, Ally's work has also been featured in Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Ally Mutnick
New ads aim to peel off GOP base voters that Valadao will need to win reelection.
By: Ally Mutnick, Anthony Adragna
The former president urged voters in a red district in Washington state to defeat incumbent GOP Rep. Dan Newhouse.
By: Ally Mutnick
The attack ad, aimed at conservative voters and airing on Fox News Channel, also hits GOP candidate Dave McCormick.
The recording urges voters to support the Libertarian Party candidate for Senate instead.
Republicans have grown increasingly confident about their chances in Montana.
Polls show Donald Trump is running neck-and-neck with Kamala Harris in the state but Lake has fallen significantly behind Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego. (Her AI modeling says otherwise.)
The Pennsylvania Democrat’s latest ad knocks Republican while namechecking two minor party candidates.
By: Ally Mutnick
Senate Democratic candidates and super PACs spent a combined $175 million on broadcast TV ads messaging on abortion rights.
By: Ursula Perano, Ally Mutnick
Republicans’ primary intervention strategy propelled them to a majority, but they failed to flip four battlegrounds that Donald Trump carried.
By: Natalie Allison, Ally Mutnick, Adam Wren
A plan under consideration would upend the party’s traditional method of competing in Senate races and could cause discord among GOP financial players.
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