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Darline Graham experienced an ‘oops’ moment. The article observes that candidates who admit to not knowing things, such as the senator from South Carolina, rarely find that this ends well for them.

The article questions what is attracting voters to DSA’s ‘Sexy Socialist Summer.’ It reports that candidates who are endorsed or aligned with the Democratic Socialists of America have won a number of Democratic primaries during this cycle.

Seventeen candidates are currently competing for governor in Alaska. Tom Begich, who identifies as a Democrat, is one of the contenders running for office and stated that voters might be found wherever he travels.

For years, since the political rise of President Donald Trump, voters have informed pollsters and reporters that they want to elect so-called fighters. This observed trend has resulted in more candidates attempting to shake off true political scandals.

A poll revealed a wide gap between how voters perceive political parties and how they view individual candidates. This perception gap was observed in several states, including Iowa, North Carolina, and Maine.

Early results in the Hawaiʻi Legislature indicate that most incumbents are expected to win. The open seats are anticipated to introduce a number of new faces into the Legislature, particularly within districts that featured numerous candidates.

A mayoral race for Kauai is currently underway, featuring six candidates competing in Hawaii's primary election on August 8th. The competition means that only two of the six individuals will be able to move forward and participate in the general election scheduled for November.

The opinion piece argues that democracy functions best when all Colorado voices are heard, including lobbyists. It challenges candidates who refuse lobbyist money for pushing the premise that lobbying is corrupt. Overall, the article states that a person's job title should not restrict their ability to participate in democracy.

Bridge Michigan and WJR Radio are collaborating to share facts as part of an elections-focused initiative. The partnership aims to highlight government transparency promises from candidates.

The combined income of the seven richest United Russia candidates exceeded $103 million, surpassing the annual budgets of several regional capitals.

Political campaigns are using AI bots to send personalized text messages to voters. These bots are trained to mimic candidates' voices, enabling tailored communication. The article highlights AI-generated texting as a new tool for engagement.

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down limits on coordinated spending between political parties and candidates in a case from Ohio, citing First Amendment rights. The decision allows parties to coordinate messaging with candidates, removing restrictions that had been in place since the 1970s.

Rep. Jerry Nadler is not seeking reelection, creating a vacancy in the NY-12 congressional race. Eight candidates are competing for the single available seat. The article provides an overview of the candidates vying to fill the position.

China’s National Higher Education Entrance Examination (gaokao) results are being released, with candidates selecting universities and majors based on their scores. Families face high-stakes decisions with limited information as the process acts as a sorting mechanism for educational opportunities.

AI-backed political groups are funding ad wars in political races, with some groups spending more than the candidates they support.

AI-backed political groups are spending more than the candidates they support in some races, as AI giants fund ad campaigns across the country. The article highlights the growing influence of AI funding in political contests.

Police in Telangana have increased security measures around NEET re-exam centers. Authorities have assured candidates of smooth travel to examination sites.

Candidates for Rep. Jerry Nadler's open congressional seat in New York’s Upper East and West Side district will debate on Tuesday. The debate is co-hosted by WNYC and Spectrum News NY1.

Congress candidates in Karnataka have filed their nominations for the upcoming election. The event is part of the standard electoral process in the state.

Mission Local is providing live election updates from San Francisco, covering polling places, election night parties, and candidates engaging in last-minute campaigning.

Trump's narrative about Jan. 6 has become the dominant one in the GOP as candidates and lawmakers supporting his claims have won over rivals with differing views. Primaries have led to a slow replacement of Republicans.

Over 50 million Ethiopians are registered to vote in the election, with youth and women forming a significant portion of the electorate.

Angela Paxton, a state senator, endorsed three candidates in the upcoming runoffs but did not support her estranged husband. The article references a photo of her in her Austin office from last year.

The crypto lobby has spent tens of millions of dollars more on Republican candidates and elections compared to Democratic lawmakers, highlighting a significant disparity in political support.

Candidates discussed climate and energy policies, including gas tax and wildfire insurance crisis. They addressed state-level challenges like insurance availability and climate change impacts.

Judicial elections in Los Angeles County have become unusually contentious, with allegations of candidates being unfit for the bench, threats, and sitting judges allegedly taking measures to protect their positions. The drama contrasts with the typically low-key nature of judicial elections.

CBS News California Investigates has launched an interactive governor's race candidate guide, enabling voters to compare candidates' full, uninterrupted responses on policy topics. The tool aims to enhance transparency and informed decision-making in the election.

The article highlights three California gubernatorial candidates who will not participate in the April 22 debate, providing voters with information about these less-visible contenders.