The Supreme Court seemed likely to uphold a pair of disputed Arizona election laws on Tuesday, teeing up its biggest decision about race and voting rights since 2013.
The Michigan secretary of state removed 177,000 inactive voters from the state's voter rolls after settling a legal challenge.
New York Democratic congressman Anthony Brindisi conceded his razor-tight contest against Republican Claudia Tenney, handing the last remaining House race of the 2020 cycle to the GOP. 
Democrats clinched control of the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, with Raphael Warnock defeating Republican incumbent Kelly Loeffler in a close race and Jon Ossoff narrowly beating Republican incumbent David Perdue. 
Leftist activists protested outside Sen. Josh Hawley's (R., Mo.) Virginia home Monday night, threatening his wife and child. 
Georgia Democratic Senate hopeful Jon Ossoff promoted a Chinese state-run media outlet that has rebuffed U.S. lawmakers’ demands to register as a foreign agent.
Even after a number of controversial payments to Jon Ossoff's foreign film company surfaced in September—including one from a Chinese-backed media giant—the Georgia Democrat refused to release additional financial documents from the company. 
MADISON, GA—Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff said that federal agents should be deployed to ensure that illegal immigrants receive good wages instead of enforcing federal immigration law. 
An anti-Israel activist is knocking on doors for Team Biden in Georgia—even though the president-elect has spurned her for espousing anti-Semitic views. 
A Missouri judge on Thursday dismissed Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner (D.) from her role in prosecuting a St. Louis man who, together with his wife, brandished guns outside their home in a show of opposition to Black Lives Matter protesters. 