A dedicated discussion thread has been opened for news, updates, and analysis surrounding the upcoming midterm and associated elections, offering a centralized space for political commentary. Users are encouraged to share noteworthy links not yet posted in the main subreddit, provided they adhere to posting limits and approved domains. The thread includes resources such as live election tracking tools, streaming options from major news outlets, and references to past discussions, while also highlighting recent political developments like primary losses and redistricting shifts. Additional scheduled events cover topics ranging from AI and tech policy to expert breakdowns of primary election outcomes.
Please use this thread to discuss news, updates, and commentary regarding the 2026 midterm and associated elections. You can find r/politics' list of rules here, and the subreddit's list of domains on the Approved Domain List here. If you find a link that hasn't been posted to the main subreddit that is noteworthy, and you are not currently rate-limited by the 'queue flooding' rule of 5 posts / 24 hours and 1 post / 10 minutes, please feel free to submit the link as a post for additional visibility. This thread will be sorted by 'newest comments first' by default. You can also sort the thread using the 'best' comment sorting method at this link. Election News and Updates AP: 2026 Elections Hub University of Florida: 2026 Early Voting Tracker Streaming Links C-SPAN, NPR, the PBS NewsHour's YouTube channel, and the Associated Press' YouTube channel are all places frequently hosting relevant political streams. Past Threads: Thread 1 Other Event Threads Tuesday: Delaware 2026 Primaries | Live Discussion Wednesday: We're Punchbowl News reporters covering AI and tech policy. Ask us anything! Friday: A historic number of incumbents lost their primaries this year, while redistricting battles and voter enthusiasm reshaped the political map. I'm Bloomberg Government reporter Greg Giroux and I'm here to break down what the primaries revealed about the road to November. AMA! submitted by /u/PoliticsModeratorBot [link] [comments]
