Election trading on the prediction market platform Kalshi topped $2.5 billion, nearly doubling its 2024 total as traders weighed the battle for Congress.
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Election trading on the prediction market platform Kalshi topped $2.5 billion, nearly doubling its 2024 total as traders weighed the battle for Congress.
In a historic midterm election, Democrats seized full control of Congress, fueled by victories in deeply Republican states. The post Democrats seize both the House and the Senate appeared first on KYMA.
Following news of his projected win, the congressman took to social media writing in part, "I am deeply honored that the people of Western Arizona have once again placed their trust in me to represent them in Congress." The post Paul Gosar projected to win U.S. Representative for District 9 appeared first on KYMA.
Democrats took back control of the Senate and the House during the midterm election. Here's when the new Congress will be sworn in.
House Speaker Mike Johnson will not seek election as the top Republican leader when Democrats take over as the majority after a historic sweep of Congress during Tuesday's midterm elections.
Michael Alfonso, the 26-year-old Republican son-in-law of Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, will become the youngest member of Congress.
Democrats will control both chambers of Congress after sweeping the midterm elections, in a stunning referendum on President Donald Trump's Republican party.
Mark Teixeira, a former World Series champion, is headed to Congress.The slugger-turned-Republican politician will represent Texas' 21st Congressional...
Democrats took control of the House and Senate in the midterm elections. Here's what that means when the new Congress convenes on Jan. 3.
We just gained an hour of sleep, but could Idaho residents be forced to give it right back? Congress is considering a major change, and Idaho already has a law on the books. Continue readingβ¦
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