In a deeply red state, Democrat James Talarico seeks to break a nearly four-decade streak without senatorial victories in Texas. In a face-to-face encounter with skeptical voters, the candidate positioned himself as the moderate capable of confronting corruption and economic power while fighting an aggressive disinformation campaign.
After overcoming a severe flu, Democratic candidate James Talarico returned to the public scene in Fort Worth. In a vibrant town hall, the Senate aspirant launched harsh criticisms against ICE, defended aid to Ukraine, and announced an intensive tour across Texas to close the campaign.
In a historically improbable electoral scenario, Democrat James Talarico leads Ken Paxton in the race for the Texas Senate. With massive support from independents and skyrocketing electoral enthusiasm, Talarico seeks to break a Democratic drought that has lasted since 1988.
In a climate of maximum tension in Atlanta, Senator Jon Ossoff closed the door to his presidential aspirations for 2028. During an aggressive electoral confrontation against Mike Collins, Ossoff assured that his priority is to fulfill a full term in the Senate, while personal attacks and accusations of socialism marked the agenda.
In an electric campaign closing, Senator Jon Ossoff and Congressman Mike Collins starred in their second and final electoral debate. Amid accusations of white nationalism, ethical scandals, and the cost-of-living crisis, both candidates sought to capture the independent vote in a race where polls favor the Democrat.
Former President Barack Obama returns to the electoral fray with an aggressive agenda in decisive states. With control of the Senate at stake, Obama seeks to shield Democratic candidacies in Ohio and Michigan, facing the Republican offensive led by Donald Trump in the heart of the Rust Belt.
The richest man in the world establishes himself as the ultimate mega-donor for the 2026 midterm elections. With an unprecedented financial deployment, Musk is channeling millions toward conservative causes and Republican candidates in a frenetic race for control of the US Senate.
A strong bipartisan front in the United States Senate has challenged President Donald Trump. Lawmakers have labeled the pact with Russia to import diesel as treason and demand its immediate annulment to avoid funding Vladimir Putin's war machine.
In a race against the clock and with control of Congress at stake, Donald Trump travels to the most remote state in the US. The goal is to stop the Democratic advance in a Republican stronghold that, according to polls, is currently in danger.
Democratic candidate James Talarico returned to the political scene after an absence that sparked a wave of speculation. From rumors about his mental health to absurd demands from his Republican rivals, the campaign in Texas entered a zone of absolute turbulence.
In an unprecedented confrontation, senators Annie Andrews and Darline Graham faced off in an electric debate. At stake is not only political power, but the possibility that South Carolina will choose, for the first time in its history, a woman to represent the state in the Senate.
In a defining race for control of the United States Senate, Democrat Chris Pappas faces off against Republican John Sununu. With New Hampshire as the battleground, the fight not only determines a seat but also puts the country's economic and immigration agenda at stake in a key and highly competitive state.
The PSOE is launching a surgical strategy to maximize its representation in the Upper House. Through joint candidacies with left-wing forces, the socialists seek to gain ground in key territories and consolidate their control over the Senate.
The PSOE is launching a strategic offensive in the Balearic Islands and Navarre to halt the People's Party's progress in the Upper House. With a view to avoiding another absolute majority for the right, Pedro Sánchez's party is negotiating joint candidacies with sovereignist and progressive forces.
In a strategic and aggressive move, the Democratic Party is pouring funds into traditionally 'red' territories such as Mississippi, Kansas, and Florida. Aiming to conquer the four seats necessary to regain control of the Senate, Democrats are betting on the economic frustration of rural voters, although they struggle against a financial disadvantage compared to the Republicans.
In a race that could change the political map of the United States, former professor James Talarico leads in the polls against Attorney General Ken Paxton. Amid corruption scandals and the impact of deportations, control of the Senate hangs by a thread, forcing Donald Trump to intervene personally in the campaign.
In a risky political move, Donald Trump reaffirmed his total support for Ken Paxton for the Texas Senate. Despite the Republican candidate falling behind Democrat James Talarico and leaked audios emerging where he criticizes the president himself, Trump will travel to San Antonio to rescue a historic seat.
Control of the Senate following the 2026 midterms has become a political battlefield. Republicans and Democrats are fighting for the power to appoint federal judges, with their sights set on critical Supreme Court vacancies that could fundamentally shift the legal trajectory of the United States.
The Republican Party has entered survival mode. Amidst challenges surrounding Donald Trump's approval and fuel price volatility linked to the Iran conflict, Super PACs are redistributing millions of dollars to shield vulnerable states and prevent a catastrophic defeat in the upcoming November legislative elections.
In a high-stakes race that could define the balance of power in the United States Senate, Republican Senator Susan Collins and Democrat Troy Jackson clashed in Portland. From abortion rights to Trump's legacy and ICE controversies, the debate set a tense tone ahead of the November 3rd elections.
The American political landscape is experiencing a surprising turn. According to the latest report from Cook Political Report, the Democratic Party has made critical gains in key swing states, potentially challenging the Republican majority ahead of the November legislative elections.
In a ceremony charged with symbolism and sharp criticism, the Spanish Senate awarded gold medals to the presidents of Ceuta and Melilla. The event, strongly backed by the conservative People's Party (PP), turned into a platform to denounce the central government's migration policies, highlighting a deep political divide between the right wing and the ruling PSOE party.
With just one month remaining before the legislative elections, the political landscape in the United States is reaching a boiling point. While Donald Trump grapples with his lowest approval ratings, Democrats are making significant strides in key battleground states, potentially jeopardizing the Republican majority in the Senate.
In a day marked by political uncertainty, the Spanish Senate became the stage for a profound analysis of power limits and legal legitimacy. Organized by EL ESPAÑOL, the event coincided with President Pedro Sánchez's bombshell announcement to dissolve the Cortes and call for new general elections, sparking a heated discussion on the rule of law.
In an unexpected turn of events that shakes bilateral relations, the Spanish Senate has decided not to ratify the friendship treaty with France. This diplomatic snub occurred precisely while the French President was in Madrid on an official visit, transforming a high-level economic gathering into a stage for political friction.
