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Suspect in Paul Pelosi attack had list of targets, law enforcement sources say

More than 20 million pre-election ballots cast in voting ahead of the 2022 midterms

Some Democrats are trying a last-minute strategy that hasn’t been so successful thus far

How 11 attorney general races could shape battles over abortion, elections and more

‘We need to make America Godly again’: The growing political influence of Latino evangelicals

Pelosi ‘very confident’ about Democrats’ midterm chances

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