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Stand Up for Science will host a virtual Election Debrief tonight to mark the midterm outcome and outline next steps for civic engagement and science policy accountability.

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Jim Rembach, author of The Drift Tax, argues that slow-building change shows up all at once in elections and inside companies.

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New Prosper Insights & Analytics research says persistent cost pressures, especially among Independents, helped fuel economic frustration heading into the 2026 midterms.

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Stand Up for Science says voters backed pro-science candidates in the midterms and is now pressing incoming lawmakers to hold accountable those it blames for disruptions to the scientific ecosystem.

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The United States Hispanic Business Council is calling on newly elected and returning lawmakers to act quickly on costs, wages and small-business relief after the 2026 midterm elections.

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Alliance for American Leadership volunteers made 1,901,428 phone calls for 64 endorsed candidates in the 2026 midterms, helping 57 win and several secure close battleground races.

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The University of Houston Law Center is offering an online Election 101 page on Election Day to help Texans and other voters understand U.S. election law. The resource explains issues like voting rights, redistricting, mail-in voting, election…

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Don Lemon is hosting a sold-out live election night watch party tonight from an Upper West Side bar in New York, with coverage running from 5 p.m. ET until 11:30 p.m. ET or until the major races are called.

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Stand Up for Science will host a virtual election debrief on Thursday, Nov. 5, to discuss what civic engagement looks like after the midterms and how the science community can keep pushing for accountability.

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Strategic Alliance USA has launched a “Vote Informed” campaign centered on candidates’ positions on sanctuary policies, immigration enforcement and public spending.

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Caregiver Action Network is using National Family Caregivers Month to highlight caregiving as a unifying experience across politics, generations and communities.

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Hake’s Political Americana Premier Auction #248 is open online through Nov. 17 and features major American presidential campaign memorabilia, led by a rare 1920 Cox & Roosevelt jugate button and a poster signed by Robert F. Kennedy minutes before…

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Terry Milla premiered a new short film on October 30, 2026, that uses an internal debate to explore voting, civic participation and personal responsibility.

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The Goddard School of Alexandria-Old Town in Virginia is using a kindergarten mock election to teach children about voting, counting, graphing and group decision-making during election season.

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Imagine Black, a Black-led Portland organization, released its 2026 Voter Guide on Oct. 29 and hired paid Election Organizers ahead of Oregon’s Nov. 3 general election.

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Texas 2036 released its 2027 Policy Playbook on Nov. 5, outlining research-backed priorities for the next legislative session as lawmakers prepare to file bills beginning Nov. 9. The agenda focuses on lowering costs, improving schools and…

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Emergency Management Training and Consulting is joining the Union of Concerned Scientists and Protect Democracy to support the Science Rising Ambassadors program for U.S. elections.

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Christina Lambert has finished four October roundtables in West Palm Beach to gather resident input on 14 policy areas, from growth and traffic to public safety and affordability.

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Independent congressional candidate Jay Bowman says recent print and video campaign-style materials in Kentucky’s 6th District were paid for by outside political organizations, not his campaign.

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Voters in Washington, DC and Denver backed measures on Nov. 3 to end the sale of force-fed foie gras, with both bans set to take effect July 1, 2027. The results add two more U.S. jurisdictions to a growing list of places restricting the…