Elections

A recent election in Virginia is offering a reminder that in today’s political landscape, momentum can shift quickly—and no outcome is guaranteed. According to the latest analysis from The Winston

Blue Wave Buzz Returns—But What Should Voters Watch? As talk of a potential “Blue Wave” begins to build ahead of this fall’s elections, new analysis from David Winston of The

You remember the great slogan boom of the last decade: Black Lives Matter, Blue Lives Matter, All Lives Matter, to name just three. America practically turned into a Mad Libs

Alabama lawmakers are weighing a targeted update to the state’s absentee voting laws aimed at addressing a specific issue that has surfaced since the passage of stricter election integrity legislation

The Economy Is Always on the Ballot In this analysis by David Winston of the Winston Group, a longtime adviser to congressional Republicans, one reality stands out: voters reward or

Proposal centers on voter identification, foreign-money restrictions, and clarified ballot deadlines A New Election-Reform Proposal Moves Forward Arizona State Representative Alexander Kolodin has introduced a wide-ranging election measure he says

Election Results Reflect a Dramatic Turn Voters in the Tolleson Union High School District have rejected both the district’s proposed bond and override measures, marking a dramatic shift in public

Public Sentiment Holds Steady Amid Ongoing ShutdownThis week’s Winning the Issues poll, conducted by the Winston Group on October 15–16 among 1,000 registered voters, reveals that despite the ongoing federal

Arizona House Republicans, joined by Senate President Warren Petersen, have filed an amicus brief with the Arizona Supreme Court in Republican National Committee v. Fontes. Their filing presses the Court

Arizona House Speaker Steve Montenegro is raising sharp concerns over Secretary of State Adrian Fontes’ draft 2025 Elections Procedures Manual, warning that several provisions not only overstep his authority but