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American politician, naval aviator, and prosecutor (born 1972)
Multiple special elections in 2025–2026 are active and could influence control of the U.S. House because the GOP majority is narrow; at least six special House contests were expected in 2025 and three...
Democrats (blue) picked up a cluster of Republican (red) seats in the November 4, 2025 elections, most notably flipping and at least , while New Jersey saw multiple historically red counties swing to ...
Charlie Kirk has made multiple public comments questioning women's voting rights and characterizing women's political behavior in ways that critics say undermine those rights; these claims include a r...
At least three sitting House Democrats died in 2025 (Sylvester Turner, Raúl Grijalva and Gerry Connolly), and multiple House members across parties resigned during the year — notable Republican resign...
The available data show in New Jersey and Virginia, producing an even split of 25 Republican and 25 Democratic governors after those results were reported . Sources compiled during late 2024 through N...
Mikie Sherrill is a practicing Roman Catholic who has publicly identified her faith and participated in faith-adjacent events; she also has a voting record and policy agenda that aligns with mainstrea...
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...
Mikie Sherrill presents a policy portfolio centered on , as reflected by campaign materials, interest-group ratings, and legislative behavior between 2024 and 2025. Public-facing documents and endorse...
Democrats scored clear, recent wins at the state level in Virginia and New Jersey—picking up governorships and holding or expanding legislative control—and also made noteworthy gains in state legislat...
Republicans hold a slim 219–213 House majority entering the 119th Congress, with at least six special elections expected in 2025–2026 that could shift that margin . Because Democrats need to net only ...
The central, verifiable finding is that the 2025 off‑year gubernatorial contests produced , with Democratic nominees winning both open races . Reporting varies on the broader meaning: outlets describe...
On November 4, 2025, several high-profile contests that had been characterized as Republican-held or competitive were won by Democrats: the New Jersey and Virginia gubernatorial contests were captured...
Yesterday’s elections, held on November 4, 2025, produced clear GOP-to-Democrat flips at the gubernatorial level in , and produced notable Democratic pickups in state legislative seats in that but did...
Democrats captured a string of high-profile 2025 contests: Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey, Abigail Spanberger in Virginia, Zohran Mamdani in New York City, and a Democratic-favoring redistricting measur...
Four high-profile House members are specifically identified in the provided reporting as having resigned during the 2025 cycle: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R‑Ga.), Rep. Matt Gaetz (R‑Fla.), Rep. Mark...
Congressional attention has focused on narrowing or eliminating the ways Title 32 status can be used to place National Guard forces outside the Posse Comitatus Act’s restraints by (a) amending 32 U.S....
Since January 2025, reporting documents a patchwork of partisan changes across state and local levels but no single authoritative tally for every chamber; notable, verifiable flips include Democratic ...
The most direct official source for an up‑to‑date list of Democratic House members is the House Democratic Caucus’s official site, Dems.gov, which presents the caucus membership and links to member pa...
Available sources do not provide a single, nationwide tally labeled “how many seats did Republicans win in the November 2025 elections” for federal and state offices combined; reporting focuses on spe...
As of the available reporting, the U.S. House of Representatives in the 119th Congress includes very few — if any — members formally sitting as third‑party or non‑major‑party representatives; most con...