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American politician and 75th governor of Maine (born 1947)
The 2026 Senate map turns on a small cluster of swing states: Georgia and Michigan are the two most critical Democratic-held targets, with North Carolina and Maine also central to both sides’ paths, a...
Republicans enter 2026 controlling the Senate 53–47 (two independents caucus with Democrats); Democrats need a net gain of four Senate seats to win a 51‑49 majority (or three if vice‑presidential math...
Gavin Newsom’s approval in California sits in the mid-40s to low-50s depending on the poll, a recovery from deeper lows earlier in 2025 and a recent uptick that Morning Consult identified as the large...
There were 23 Democratic governors in the United States in 2025, a partisan tally reported by multiple nonpartisan trackers (MultiState, Ballotpedia) . The year also saw two high‑profile 2025 gubernat...
The 2020 reapportionment left New England’s number of U.S. House seats unchanged, but states still redrew district lines to equalize population and, in a few cases, tweak community boundaries — most n...
The recent release of -related records contains hundreds of references connected to and name-checks several public officials, most prominently and , with additional name-mentions of figures like repor...
mention hundreds—by some counts over a thousand—of times in a mix of news clippings, interview notes, flight logs, and unverified tips, while Governor Janet Mills appears only fleetingly as the subjec...
Local outlets split along journalistic and partisan lines in their treatment of appears in newly released files: partisan and right-leaning Maine outlets amplified and framed the unverified tips as im...
The only source in the provided reporting that explicitly says ’ name “surfaced” in the materials is a partisan local outlet, , which reports that newly released SDNY/DOJ documents reference allegatio...
The reporting provided identifies that ’ name appears in the recent / Epstein document release, primarily via an anonymous tip referenced in at least one local outlet, but none of the supplied sources...
’ name does appear in the latest release of -related materials, showing up multiple times in the dumped by the , but the appearances are limited, largely uncorroborated, and do not, on the available r...
Since 2024, challenges to what critics call “” have proliferated — but the record shows that most formal litigation has been brought by state attorneys general or multistate coalitions rather than gov...
enters with a massive early fundraising advantage that dominates ’s landscape, while ’s open-seat dynamics have produced a dispersed, competitive fundraising environment with multiple high-profile Dem...