Nnamdi Egwuonwu

At a party convention in Detroit, party leaders sparred over purity tests, kitchen-table politics and Gaza — and couldn't agree on a diagnosis.

Farm bankruptcies surged 46% last year. Now, some of the GOP's most reliable voters say they may sit out November.

The Republican establishment in Georgia has spent five years in an uneasy standoff with the president. On Tuesday, voters will begin to determine whether that independence survives.

Liban Mohamed is facing an uphill battle to represent Utah's first congressional district — but he wants his race to make a national statement.

The former transportation secretary is throwing his support behind the Michigan secretary of state in his adopted home state.

Rep. Haley Stevens is counting on older churchgoers and Obama-era loyalty. Abdul El-Sayed is betting on a generational split.

Days before the end of the fierce primary battle, the two Democrats chased the same voters with very different tools — his ground game against her airwaves.

Abdul El-Sayed was buried under more than $50 million in outside spending in a state Democrats can't afford to lose. His performance tests what electability means — and hands Republicans a target.

With the Senate majority in play, the party is racing to reunite a coalition left fractured by the primary fight between Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens.

After weeks of labeling democrats “communists,” Trump is now using anti-Muslim rhetoric to describe his party's opponents ahead of the midterms.