Andrew Stanton is a Weekend Staff Writer at Newsweek. He focuses on U.S. politics and social issues, covering themes such as elections, government, public policy, and international affairs. Andrew has been featured in numerous publications including the Lexington Herald-Leader, The Sun News, and the Miami Herald.
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By: Andrew Stanton
Paxton's suppoort slipped in a new poll of Texas, as the Lone Star State emerges as a new midterm battleground.
Democrats James Talarico and Adam Hamilton have both hired Republican staffers in their bids to win GOP-held Senate seats.
By: Andrew Stanton
The CBC's policy not to call the September 11, 2001 attacks "terrorism" drew a wave of conservative backlash.
By: Andrew Stanton
Democrats are hoping Scott Colom can make Mississippi's Senate race competitive in November.
Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith held a 6-point lead over Democrat Scott Colom in a new poll of the Senate race in Mississippi , a state that favored President Donald Trump by more than 20 points in the 2024 election.
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation announced it will begin referring to the September 11, 2001, attack on the United States as terrorism after
By: Andrew Stanton, Jon Ossoff
Former President Barack Obama was viewed favorably by most voters ahead of his 2008 presidential bid, but potential 2028 candidates do not enjoy as positive views months before the primary likely begins.
Moulton says it's time for new Democratic leadership in D.C. Are Massachusetts voters ready to pick him over their longtime senator?
Laurie Buckhout, who is running in a House battleground district, wrote in a statement to Newsweek that she made a "dumb mistake."
A new UMass poll found that 1 in 6 voters who cast their ballots for Trump in 2024 wouldn't vote for him again.
