Republicans are attracting more registered voters in states where Democrats have long held a registration advantage — reflecting one of many ways in which the current political landscape is tilting toward the GOP.

Registered Republicans now outnumber Democrats in Florida, Kentucky, and West Virginia after years of trailing, according to data from Sabato’s Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia Center for Politics. Read Full Story

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Facing the prospects of a trouncing in the fall midterm elections, Democrats are placing a risky bet by boosting hard-right Republican candidates in several election primaries across the country. The hope is to elevate less-electable “spoiler” candidates who have fringe views they believe would be easier to beat in November. Democrats are identifying more conservative voters in states including Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Arizona who are interested in hunting, fishing, yachting, baseball, country music, and the petroleum industry. Some have warned, however, the tactic could result in the election of extremist or conspiratorial candidates at a time when some Democrats are arguing democracy is under threat… Read Full Story

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Former President Donald Trump will return to Washington, D.C., later this month for the first time since leaving the White House in early 2021.

He will address a summit hosted by the America First Policy Institute, a think tank founded by former Trump White House officials, on July 26, according to a source familiar with the planning. Read Full Story

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