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James Pindell· Boston Globe · US
Secondary2028 race underway for Democrats

At Denver gathering, they sound out party’s future

Joshua Chaffin and Valerie Bauerlein· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryDeep Loss in GOP Heartland Exposes A Party in Pieces

Democrats take Greenville County, S.C., a longtime conservative fortress

Michael Gold· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadJordan elected House GOP leader

Amid party fracture in wake of sweeping election losses, controversial Trump ally rises to leadership

Christopher Magan· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryDancing in the street: Neighbors celebrate reopening of Nicollet

South Minneapolis residents get peek at reconnected avenue during party

Jazmine Ulloa· New York Times · US
SecondaryTexas Democrats Plot Rollback Of Harsh Immigration Policies

The National Strategy of a Party Is Likely to Face Resistance

Aliya Schneider· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryCape May mayor’s unlikely win over Van Drew explained

“Small-town” Democrat Zack Mullock swung the N.J. congressional district by about 20 points, and he did it largely without support from the national party.

Dan Merica· Washington Post · US
LeadDemocrats ride high, a bit split on way forward

PARTY FACES UNIFYING QUESTION: NOW WHAT?

Ed Pilkington· The Guardian · UK
LeadTrumped

'Blue wave' sees president's party stripped of control of Congress by Democrats Pages 2-13

Jenny Jarvie· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryReal work awaits Democrats in state

Party maintains its grip on California but will have to deal with its chronic problems.

Joey Cappelletti· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryDem backs Republican in Mich.

El-Sayed’s former rival for Senate stuns party by endorsing Rogers

Michael WilnerAna Ceballos· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadRepublicans could soon face a reckoning

Potential 'blue wave' may test the party's MAGA future and Trump's grip on it.

Julia Frankel· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryNetanyahu casts doubt on Israeli vote

Party members allege contest ‘stolen’ ahead of tally confirmation

Lane Degreory· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryThere's always a Rays party at Ferg's

The iconic sports bar across from the Trop is basking in this extended postseason run.

Alaina Mencinger· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryUtilities inject cash across party lines in Arizona races

Companies seek sway with midterm winners

Jim Puzzanghera· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryParty unity at risk in Mich. race

Tensions linger over 2024 between Black, Arab American voters

Nicole Nixon· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadHope, despair for GOP voters in California

Many doubt party's chances in statewide races but are anxious for different leaders.

Romy Ellenbogen· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadUthmeier tried to block ad before Fla. GOP sued

The Republican Party of Florida dropped its lawsuit against the state Democratic Party on Wednesday.

Theodore Schleifer· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryCash keeps some races tighter for ailing GOP

Edge in money fight is a bright spot for party.

Ben Glickman and Jasmine Li· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryRates Threaten To Spoil The Party For Banks

Goldman, JPMorgan post higher profits, but Wall Street's mood is cautious

Nick Corasaniti· New York Times · US
LeadPublic Officials Are Living In Fear as Threats Mount

Thousands of Violent Messages Targeting U.S. Politicians Across Party Lines

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadHuge majority of Labour voters want EU election pledge

Poll reveals almost three-quarters of party's supporters want manifesto commitment to begin talks with Brussels – as PM is urged to adopt plan to rejoin bloc by 2036 or earlier

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadPolanski facing calls to quit after by-election defeat

Senior party figures say leader’s position is ‘untenable’ after loss to Labour in Holborn and St Pancras – and storm over missing a conference motion that declared Zionism to be a form of racism

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryLabour hails byelection win against Polanski

Victory in Holborn and St Pancras shows leftwing voters are returning to the party under Burnham, says deputy leader

Katherine Doyle· Washington Post · US
LeadTrump returns to Texas, where GOP is sweating

Party is investing heavily to defend a state won comfortably two years ago

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadTories vow to cut inheritance tax in free-market revival

Badenoch bids to win back lost voters with promise to slash taxes, starting with headline pledge on inheritance – as party languishes in third place behind Labour and Reform in polls

Joey Cappelletti· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryGOP on defense in red states

Move to pull cash from NC, pour spending into Kansas reveals dire map for party

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadBurnham edges Labour closer to rejoining EU

After Ed Miliband tells party conference Britain's future is at the heart of Europe, ministers say it is 'not if but how' prime minister will include Brexit reversal in next election manifesto

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryBurnham arrives at Labour conference with vow to end post-Brexit ‘decade of drift’

The prime minister and wife Marie-France van Heel are cheered by party members in Liverpool yesterday

Fallon RothStephen Stirling· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryFitzpatrick is GOP’s least loyal lawmaker, data show

The Bucks Republican bucks his party more than any of his House peers, but still votes with Trump 70% of the time, an Inquirer analysis finds.

Shane GoldmacherReid J. Epstein· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryGOP on defense even in red states as midterms looming

Party investing in areas Trump carried 3 times.

Julie Creswell· New York Times · US
SecondaryRise of GLP-1s Leaves Food Industry Holding the Party-Size Bag

Grocery Bills Shrinking, Just Like Waistlines

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadReform’s millions in tax breaks for crypto investors

Farage’s party to hand hundreds of millions in capital gains relief to currency financiers – including two mega-donors – as Institute for Fiscal Studies says there is ‘no feasible rationale’ for policy

SecondaryTrump confounds party’s prospects

He draws attention to his unpopular policies as GOP braces for midterms

Scott ClementErin Cox· Washington Post · US
SecondaryIn Mich., good and bad news for Democrats

Poll finds 53 percent say they want the party to take over the Senate, but 48 percent support Abdul El-Sayed

Max Colchester· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryElon Musk Roils U.K. Politics With His X Megaphone

New anti-immigration party benefits from his tweets; ‘civil war is inevitable’

Jim PuzzangheraTal Kopan· Boston Globe · US
LeadAI makes some strange bedfellows

Politicians stake out stands, and it's not always on party lines

Isaac ArnsdorfMariana AlfaroErin Cox· Washington Post · US
SecondaryThird-party candidates accused of spoiler roles

Libertarians and Greens, some say, are plants to spoil tight midterm races

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryZack Polanski Green party leader to stand in Starmer's old seat

Labour accused of delaying North Sea gasfield decision until after byelection

Rowena Mason· The Guardian · UK
LeadPolice launch inquiry into alleged overseas donations to Reform UK

Scandal around Farage's party deepens following undercover sting on TV

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadMet begins criminal inquiry into foreign Reform donations

Police launch investigation into claims in undercover Channel 4 sting that Farage aides breached rules on funding – as party insists it has done nothing wrong

Maggie Haberman· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryAides say Trump poised to become more visible

Trips slated to help GOP candidates after party’s rally in Dallas

Will Weissert· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryGOP casts Trump as hero of its party rally

Convention will portray president as candidate.

Dan HaygarthHolly Bancroft· The Independent · UK
LeadFar right in Germany set for historic victory

Afd projected to win 44.5 per cent in biggest victory yet for far-right, pro-Russian party – a seismic moment for post-war Germany

Fallon Roth· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryDems shift message to cost of living in Bucks House race

The party's pitch is pivoting from reproductive rights to affordability in a bid to oust longtime Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick in one of the nation's most critical midterm contests.

Staff· The Observer · UK
LeadYes we Kang

Disruptive owner crashes the WSL party

LeadPressure on Farage as donor scandal engulfs Reform UK

Apparent plot to evade law sees officials quit and party splits emerge

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadFarage in crisis over new Reform sleaze allegations

Two top party aides forced to step down over undercover donation sting

Sean Collins Walsh· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryRuling may boost political party power in Philly

Party-endorsed candidates could see a flood of campaign cash after the Supreme Court overturned limits on political parties' election spending.

Audrey Mcglinchy· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryRenters vexed by opaque utility bills

Confounded by rising shared costs, they're demanding third-party firms reveal the math.

Sam JaneschMichelle Baruchman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryFetterman gains ground with GOP as Pa. Dems show buyer's remorse

More than two-thirds of likely voters from his party reported an unfavorable opinion of the senator. He fared far better with Republicans.

Millie Cooke· The Independent · UK
LeadReform raking in £20m from crypto investor donors

Analysis shows that 60 per cent of the party's funding comes from individuals linked to the digital currency with the largest donations coming from Nigel Farage's billionaire friend Christopher Harborne

Nathaniel Minor· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryRuling could affect early voting plans

Minnesota cities and counties must staff sites with party-balanced election judges.

Jeremy GornerRick Pearson· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryMORNING FOG FOR GOP DAY

As Republicans celebrate at Illinois State Fair, weather becomes metaphor for a party short on money and message discipline

Anna Orso· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPhilly makes the final three to host the DNC

Democratic Party leaders are also looking at Boston and Denver for 2028. Atlanta and Chicago failed to make the cut.

Jeremy GornerRick Pearson· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadWelch’s absence at fair clouds Democrats’ day

Scandals cast shadow over party as Pritzker makes case for another term

Theodoric Meyer· Washington Post · US
SecondaryEl-Sayed's Michigan win snarls Democrats' plans

The party's path to a Senate majority relies on holding the state

Josh BoakJoey Cappelletti· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryDemocratic primary turnout rises in many states

Party views the boost as an encouraging sign, but unity could be tested.

Kate Devlin· The Independent · UK
LeadFarage probe into £5m donation drags down Reform in polls

Experts predict party could drop to third place as leader faces donation scrutiny

Seema Mehta· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryVoters split over wealth tax; ballot ID effort trailing

Poll shows party-line divide for billionaire proposition. November turnout will be pivotal.

Ana Ceballos· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryDemocrats’ plan to rein in Trump

If it regains control of Congress, the party has a strategy. It may not be impeachment.

Anjali Huynh· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryInsiders, outsiders, and a combo

Sixth District Democrats seek to define themselves — and their divided party

Sheryl Gay Stolberg· New York Times · US
SecondaryFAUCI IS REBUKED IN CONTEMPT VOTE BY SENATE PANEL

SPLIT ON PARTY LINES Resolution Could Lead to Charges Over Refusal to Take Questions

James PowelPhillip M. Bailey· Arizona Republic · US
LeadProgressive El-Sayed prevails in Michigan

Democratic candidate says goal is to unify party voters

Justine McdanielChristopher Buchanan· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFor Democrats, a struggle over party’s identity

A progressive’s Senate primary victory in swing state Michigan presents a crucial test.

Briana Bierschbach· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadVOLUNTEER NETWORK IS DIVING INTO POLITICS

Minnesotans who organized bus stop escorts and grocery deliveries during the immigration crackdown are becoming DFL Party delegates and more.

Nicholas Fandos· New York Times · US
SecondaryRonald Lauder, Billionaire and G.O.P. Funder, Closes His Wallet

Leaving Financial Void for Party in New York

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadFarage clashes with Restore leader over right-wing alliance

Embattled Reform leader leaves door open to pact with rival Rupert Lowe – even after fresh public spat – as his party comes under fire for ‘ridiculous’ plan to use navy to stop small boats

Erin Cox· Washington Post · US
LeadBlack voters in Mich. could settle key Senate race

Bruising Democratic primary has put party's divisions out in the open

Kevin Rector· Los Angeles Times · US
Lead‘Orphaned’ voters may be key in midterms

Californians without a candidate from their party on ballot could hold strategic sway.

Michael Van Sickler· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadGOP comes home to Crist

Since leaving the Republican Party in 2010, his success as a candidate has been mixed.

Ken Thomas· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadDemocrats’ Biggest Donors Shun Main Party Committee

DNC coffers can’t match GOP’s haul as backers are giving directly to candidates

Justine Mcdaniel· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFew contested House races, but high stakes

Even with more safe districts in redrawn map, California holds key to party control.

Hannah Beech· New York Times · US
SecondaryWar Rages, but the Party Never Ends for the Rich

Caviar and Lavish Trips as Others Suffer

Eliza Collins· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryBand of Socialists Sows Panic in Democratic Party

Once a fringe wing, the movement is wielding surprising political power

Sam JaneschFallon Roth· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWhy labor unions are backing two Pa. Republicans in high-stakes races

The endorsements could be a critical factor in the swing districts that could determine which party has control of the House.

Laura Gersony· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryAZ Dems fume at party leaders as primary gambit fails

National groups had warned voters that Shah 'can't be trusted'

Michael Van SicklerShauna Muckle· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryDems address diversity concerns

More than 1,000 attend the Florida Democratic Party's annual gala Saturday.

SecondaryFor Trump, the 250th party goes on and on

IndyCar race, athletic event for youths next on docket

Jarrell Dillard· Washington Post · US
SecondaryTrump deprives party a bill-signing ceremony

With no action taken in 10-day window, housing measure becomes law

Anna Isaac· The Guardian · UK
LeadPolice investigate donations from mother of Farage ally to Reform

Convicted fraudster George Cottrell's mother Fiona made deposits worth £500,000 to party

Anna Isaac· The Guardian · UK
LeadRevealed More Reform transactions worth millions reported to crime agency

Bankers raise potential money-laundering concerns involving senior party figures

Kimberlee Kruesi and Patrick Whittle· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryMore Dems demand Platner quit campaign

Picking a successor in Maine's Senate race could divide the party

Shawn Mccreesh· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadTrump hosts party for 250th, derides his foes

Extreme weather and evacuations delay his speech and push the massive fireworks display past midnight in D.C.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadKinnock’s message to Burnham: get us back in the EU

Former Labour leader warns new prime minister should not be constrained by the party’s Brexit ‘red lines’ and says rejoining European Union is ‘the only patriotic thing to do’ for Britain’s future

Ana Ceballos· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryTrump moves on many fronts to revise voting

But the president’s efforts are facing resistance in court and within his own party.

Tal Kopan· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryState GOP finds a cause at Trump fair

Woman’s efforts with Mass. booth mobilize party

Kate DevlinMillie CookeDavid Maddox· The Independent · UK
LeadBurnham’s north star to light up Labour

PM-in-waiting sought to lift spirits in his party with a speech promising a ‘new direction’ for Britain – including plans for a ‘No 10 in the North’ and a council homes boom as part of a decade-long bid to ‘drive growth in every postcode’

Carl Hulse· New York Times · US
SecondaryTrump Foiling Party Facing Midterms: His Own

Repeated Rug-Pulling Is Wasting His Trifecta in Washington

SecondaryTrump demand leaves GOP allies scrambling

Refusal to sign housing bill deprives his party election talking points

Max ColchesterDavid Luhnow· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadU.K. Prime Minister Starmer Quits Amid Labour Party Revolt

Burnham is set to become the country’s sixth prime minister in just seven years

Steve HendrixGreg Miller· Washington Post · US
LeadBritish PM Starmer says he will resign

LABOUR PARTY SEEKS REBOOT AMID LOSSES

Jill Lawless· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryStarmer says he’ll resign as British prime minister

Labour Party forces him out as voters turn away.

Andrew Keh· New York Times · US
SecondaryFor These World Cup Fans, the Party’s Inside

New Jersey Megamall Replaces Tailgating

Amy S. Rosenberg· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadJuneteenth in Philly: New exhibit and an old-school block party

The star-studded celebration kicked off the 16-day Wawa Welcome America festival, which will culminate in the city's Semiquincentennial.

Ryan FairclothWalker Orenstein· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryGOP’s Qualls is running out of cash

Despite party backing, his primary opponents have outraised him.

Jeff Day· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFrazier endorsement doesn’t blunt DFL rifts

He beat crowded field, but lingering ICE anger shows party challenge.

Brian Macquarrie· Boston Globe · US
LeadPLAID TIDINGS: SCOTS BRING PARTY TO BOSTON

A joyful, boisterous Tartan Army shows the city the ways of the World Cup

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadMakerfield decides

The 77,000 voters who can change the future of the Labour Party – and the country

Sean Collins Walsh· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryBrady wins 11th term as Philly Democratic chair

The longtime party power broker was reelected without opposition in the office building that bears his name.

Sam Janesch· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryFitzpatrick steps up criticism of House GOP

At the same time, the U.S. congressman has partnered with his party to launch ads for his reelection.

Jenny Jarvie· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryEstablishment Democrats eke out leads but at crossroads

Even as mainstream candidates advance, party unsure on how to improve its brand.

Rowena MasonHeather Stewart· The Guardian · UK
LeadReform is ‘posing threat to democracy’ - Labour

Powell: misinformation spread by party ‘ripping communities apart’

Katie Rogers· New York Times · US
SecondaryG.O.P. Lawmakers Test Trump’s Grip on Party

Push Back on War and $1.8 Billion Fund

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryReform raises millions more than rivals

Nigel Farage’s party has brought in £9m in three months, largely from crypto billionaires

Walker Orenstein· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryConvention strains GOP unity hopes

Party left Duluth with endorsed candidates but also contested primaries, internal divisions.

Sadie GurmanSiobhan HughesLindsay Wise· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryTrump Scraps $1.8 Billion Fund After Backlash From Own Party

DOJ chief rules out plan that was widely attacked as means to reward political allies

Benjamin Wermund· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadAbbott seeks to lift Texas GOP ticket

Governor targets Democratic Senate candidate Talarico in hopes of uniting a fractured party

Tony Blair· The Independent · UK
LeadWhy Labour must return to the radical centre to reverse Britain’s decline

In a damning verdict on Starmer and his leadership rivals, the former prime minister makes a bombshell intervention to warn that his party is ‘playing with fire’ and the country now ‘risks relegation from the Premier League of nations’

Patrick Marley· Washington Post · US
SecondaryDouble loss for GOP in midterm map wars

Party leaders balk in South Carolina, and judge blocks Alabama redraw

Severin Carrell· The Guardian · UK
LeadFormer SNP chief Peter Murrell admits £400,000 embezzlement

Estranged husband of Nicola Sturgeon faces jail for thefts from party

Walker Orenstein· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryGOP’s Schwarze gains traction in run for U.S. Senate

He is now a front-runner ahead of party’s convention in Duluth.

LeadTrump warns US will not rush into peace deal with Iran as talks drag on

Bid to extend fragile ceasefire ● Tehran's nuclear goals in focus ● Republican Party hawks hit out

Patrick Wintour· The Guardian · UK
LeadUS close to peace deal with Iran as Trump faces fury from own party

Republicans criticise president’s ‘disastrous’ handling of conflict

Kevin Rector· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFrustration and doubt reign as messy primary battles near end

Redrawn maps, voter resentment and party infighting have rocked races across all levels.

Michael Gold and Carl Hulse· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTrump facing pushback from his own party

Senate Republicans, frustrated by a $1.8 billion payout fund, delayed a vote on immigration legislation.

Riley Beggin· Washington Post · US
SecondaryLeft is split on election strategy

COMPETING PITCHES TO PARTY LEADERS

LeadStreeting on manoeuvres ready to launch leadership challenge today

Health secretary in race to win over enough MPs to trigger contest ● Move sparks scramble on left of party to find candidate to oppose him

LeadStarmer sees off threat for now as Streeting challenge fails to emerge

Insiders suggest health secretary lacks party support for leadership bid

Anna Orso· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryRivals fault Street’s tenure at party’s helm

The Philly lawmaker led Pennsylvania Democrats for three years. His 3rd District appoints point to electoral defeats.

Ana CeballosJustine Mcdaniel· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryDemocratic elders face new voices in races

The House challenges underline debate over generational power, the party’s direction.

David Maddox· The Independent · UK
LeadStarmer defiant as Rayner issues ‘last chance’ warning

Keir Starmer will pledge to ‘face up to the big challenges’ the country faces in a key speech today as he fights for his political life in the fallout from disastrous local election results – after Angela Rayner gave an ultimatum for the party to move to the hard left

Chris Van Buskirk· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryDemocrats split over no-party primaries

Group seeks ballot question overhauling voting system

Kate DevlinDavid Maddox· The Independent · UK
LeadChallenge Starmer by Monday or I will, warns Labour MP

London MP Catherine West issues ultimatum to the cabinet to move against Keir Starmer's leadership or risk 'Prime Minister Farage' – as Gordon Brown is brought back in bid to calm anger in party after disastrous local election results

Nathaniel Minor· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFirearms bill clears DFL-led Senate

Legislation approved along party lines; faces brick wall in tied House.

Millie Cooke· The Independent · UK
LeadTop pollster: Starmer will not lead Labour into general election

John Curtice says it is a matter of when, not if, the prime minister will be replaced as party prepares for damaging local election results

Sam KileyHolly Bancroft· The Independent · UK
LeadMI5: Trump has increased threat to British Jews

Security services blame US president and Netanyahu's Middle East wars as Met chief demands 300 new officers to fight UK ‘antisemitism pandemic’ – and Green Party leader apologises for criticising arrest of stabbing suspect

Dan Haygarth· The Independent · UK
LeadPM a negative on the doorstep, say Labour mayors

The party's city leaders fear a local election wipeout and warn that repeated U-turns, failure to communicate successes, and the 'psychodrama' of the Mandelson scandal are pushing voters away

Kellen Browning· New York Times · US
LeadA Virginia Win As Democrats Bare Knuckles

Party Embraces Tactics It Once Opposed

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadParty crashers

Three state GOP candidates face scrutiny over their Republican credentials

Ashifa Kassam· The Guardian · UK
LeadHungary enters new era as election ends Orbán’s 16-year grip on power

Tisza party set to take over after critical poll for Europe and Washington