2026 Midterm Elections

President Donald Trump's super PAC has amassed massive amounts of cash on hand as of the end of last month, but his political operation has so far been hoarding his war chest.

MAGA Inc. has gathered more than $400 million, including $18 million since the start of June, but the fund remains largely untapped for direct spending on Republican midterm candidates, according to FEC filings posted Monday and reported by Politico.

As House Republicans face an uphill battle heading into the midterm elections, a White House insider shared that President Donald Trump has “zero” interest in bolstering their election prospects, Politico reported Tuesday.

A “person close to the president” told Politico that Trump had virtually no engagement with House Republicans on the Hill regarding their upcoming re-election campaigns, which as of Tuesday will take place in 105 days. A second White House insider – described by Politico as “another White House ally” – explained where the president’s true focus was.

An embattled House lawmaker creeped out his female subordinates by presenting them with unusual gifts, Axios reported on Monday.

Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) "gave one staffer a blue handgun engraved with her name and the other staffer a pink handgun," said the report by Kate Santaliz. "A lawyer for one of the former staffers told Axios that she 'only awkwardly accepted the gift for fear of reprisal against her employment but later legally disposed of it because she did not want it in her possession.'"

Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) has quietly scrubbed references to his son-in-law from his campaign website, as news outlets have picked up his white nationalist and neo-Nazi tendencies.

According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Greg Bluestein, Collins, who is challenging Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff in November, "has removed from its website a picture of his family that includes his son-in-law," David Alan Scheer II.

The November midterm elections are coming closer, and President Donald Trump has signaled his intent to interfere with them as much as possible as he fears a wipeout for the GOP. But MS NOW's Chris Hayes has one big fear about a scenario that could happen.

Hayes elaborated on his fear in discussion with UCLA Law professor Rick Hasen on Friday's edition of "All In."

California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom taunted Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on Friday, daring him to make good on his threat to jail state officials who defy the Trump administration’s proposed election security measures for the upcoming midterms.

President Donald Trump issued a lengthy national address on Thursday about supposed election security shortcomings, and used his primetime speech to further push for his controversial voter ID bill known as the SAVE Act. At a press conference Friday, Mullin threatened state officials with "prison time" if they refused to comply with the administration's proposed election security measures.

Republican candidates may want to dial back bragging about being card-carrying members of President Donald Trump's MAGA movement, a new survey of American voters suggests.

A stunning CNBC survey released Friday revealed that economic turmoil has rendered the MAGA brand more politically poisonous then the label of socialism.