Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins ran campaign advertisements highlighting Collins's vote to protect Congressional authorization powers for extended military conflicts

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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

In the Alaska Senate primary, Democrat Mary Peltola received 49.5% of the vote, and incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan received 41.4% of the vote

The Department of Justice's Alaska lawsuit sought to halt certification if incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan lost the election to Democratic candidate Mary Peltola

In the 2026 Texas United States Senate race against Ken Paxton, Democratic candidate James Talarico polled over 50% before dropping below the 50% threshold

Donald Trump pledged $5,000 checks to individuals on the condition of Republican electoral victories

The Mitt Romney presidential campaign's electronic voter monitoring and turnout system, known as ORCA, malfunctioned during the 2012 United States presidential election

Democratic farmer Jamie Davis ran for the United States Senate in Louisiana

Unaffiliated Alaska Senate candidate Daniel J. Sullivan is a retired teacher who had never previously held elected office

Democrat Mary Peltola, Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, unaffiliated candidate Daniel J. Sullivan, and Republican Gerald Hikes advanced from the primary to the general election

Daniel J. Sullivan registered as a Republican on the exact day he filed his candidacy for the Alaska United States Senate race

A political video produced around high food prices depicted a grocery shopper claiming egg price increases resulted from United States foreign aid sent to Israel

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

In Israeli politics, a 'gevalt campaign' describes an eleventh-hour strategy of deploying urgent, fear-inducing warnings to spur base voter turnout

The Wall Street Journal editorial board characterized unaffiliated candidate Daniel J. Sullivan as an intentional decoy designed to siphon votes from Republican Senator Dan Sullivan

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

A Wall Street Journal analysis of thousands of Republican campaign advertisements found only one advertisement mentioning Donald Trump and the economy

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

Democratic campaign advertisements in Maine cited Senator Susan Collins as the deciding vote for Donald Trump's cuts to Medicare and Medicaid

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