Alabama has the fifth-highest rate of gun violence in America. Its Republican Senate nominee spent his time in Congress trying to make the rifle used at Uvalde a national symbol — and got George Santos and Marjorie Taylor Greene to sign on.
On the same telephone town hall where Pillen used an ableist slur three times, he dismissed Nebraska's $471.5 million budget hole as a press invention, said the state has 'bushel baskets' of money, and promised he won't support any candidate who won't back a six-week abortion ban.
One industry's super PAC spent more than three times what Barry Moore's own campaign raised. It was the crypto industry's single biggest bet of the entire 2026 election — and Moore had already voted its way every single time.
Garbarino spent months as one of five Republicans holding Trump's budget bill hostage over the SALT deduction. When it finally came to a vote at 6:54 a.m., he was asleep in the back.
Charles built his campaign on 18 months running a State Department bureau in Iraq and Afghanistan. A 2005 audit of that exact tenure called his front office 'structurally dysfunctional.' His answer was to call the reporting fake news.
Twelve days before the Republican primary, Maine's ethics commission voted 4-0 to find out who paid for midgleyexposed.com. The Charles campaign denies that one — while confirming under oath it built two other attack sites against its own primary opponents.
A right-wing account clipped four words from a 2022 interview. Bobby Charles turned it into roughly 20 posts, a petition demanding a state representative resign, and eventually a campaign plan to stop the 'Islamification' of Maine.
Charles built a campaign ad around raising Maine's homestead exemption. More than 327,000 Mainers claim that break every year. His own town says he never has — and his campaign still can't say how he'd pay to expand it.
HHS wants to strip the standards that have defined Head Start since 1965 — class-size limits, teacher qualifications, disability screening, and the rule that says the program takes every eligible child regardless of disability or a parent's citizenship.