Democratic midterm advertisements against Republican candidates Gabe Evans, Jeff Crank, and Mike Collins asserted that each candidate voted with Donald Trump 100 percent of the time

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Democrat Lindsay James ran for the United States House of Representatives in Iowa's 2nd Congressional District against Republican Joe Mitchell

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Under United States communications law, local television broadcast stations are prohibited from censoring or altering paid political campaign advertisements

Former United States President Barack Obama delivered a campaign speech in Michigan supporting Democratic candidates ahead of the 2026 midterm elections

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Daniel J. Sullivan hired Democratic political consultant Amber Lee to assist with his filing for the Alaska Senate race

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A New England Republican candidate ran a campaign advertisement criticizing Donald Trump's economic policies, the war in Iran, and the trade war with Canada

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Democratic campaign advertisements in Maine stated that Senator Susan Collins voted in alignment with Donald Trump 96 percent of the time

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Democratic campaign advertisements used the Jeffrey Epstein files issue to depress Republican voter turnout by highlighting Donald Trump's administration blocking the release of the Epstein files

Democratic advertisements in Kansas accused Republican incumbent Senator Roger Marshall of using his office to vote to keep the Jeffrey Epstein files sealed

Kansas Democratic Senate nominee Adam Hamilton released campaign advertisements emphasizing political moderation that completely omitted the word Democrat

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