In the 2026 Texas United States Senate race, Republican candidate Ken Paxton ran against Democratic candidate James Talarico

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Republican incumbent Pete Ricketts and independent candidate Dan Osborne contested the United States Senate election in Nebraska

Democratic challenger Troy Jackson made Donald Trump's trade war with Canada a central campaign issue against incumbent Senator Susan Collins in the Maine Senate race

The Alaska Senate ballot includes two candidates named Dan Sullivan: Republican incumbent Senator Dan S. Sullivan and Dan J. Sullivan Jr.

Michigan Democratic congressional candidate William Lawrence focused his campaign on data center opposition, the war with Iran, and income disparity

Republican incumbent Senator Dan S. Sullivan faces Democratic challenger Mary Peltola in the Alaska Senate race

Convicting United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in a Senate impeachment trial requires a two-thirds supermajority vote

Renee DiResta operated an artificial intelligence community notes bot project on X during the 2026 election cycle

Almost 21 million voters cast early ballots in the 2026 United States midterm elections through mail-in and in-person voting

Donald Trump scheduled a campaign rally in Mississippi to support incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith

The United States deployed additional naval forces to the Middle East in preparation for potential strikes after the 2026 United States midterm elections

Three national generic congressional ballot polls in October 2026 showed Democrats leading Republicans by ten percentage points

Approximately 120 million people cast ballots in the 2018 United States midterm elections

Former Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in Mississippi alongside Democratic Senate candidate Scott Colom

Nearly 122 million people voted in the 2022 United States midterm elections

The 2018 United States midterm election had the highest voter turnout rate of any midterm election since 1914

District Attorney Scott Colom ran as a Democratic candidate for the United States Senate in Mississippi

The 2018 United States midterm election had the highest voter turnout rate for a midterm election since 1914

If elected to the United States Senate, Scott Colom would be Mississippi's first Black senator since the post-Civil War Reconstruction era

In states tracking partisan voter registration, registered Democrats voted early at higher rates than registered Republicans

Early voter participation among Hispanic voters in 2026 more than doubled compared to the same period in the 2022 midterm elections