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What a death and a withdrawal could mean for the Senate

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By Henry Olsen
| The Washington Post Verified
What a death and a withdrawal could mean for the Senate (washingtonpost.com) What a death and a withdrawal could mean for the Senate By Henry Olsen 2026071515560200 It seemed as if the Senate playing field was nearly set two weeks ago, with only Michigan's Democratic primary left to establish the candidates for November's major races. No more. Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner's withdrawal in Maine and the death of South Carolina Republican Sen.
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What a death and a withdrawal could mean for the Senate

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By Henry Olsen, Carl R. Trueman, Edward Whelan
| Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC)
Published July 15, 2026 The Washington Post It seemed as if the Senate playing field was nearly set two weeks ago, with only Michigan’s Democratic primary left to establish the candidates for November’s major races. No more. Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner’s withdrawal in Maine and the death of South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham mean both parties must fill vacancies that could affect the battle for Senate control. Maine Democrats have the more obviously important choice.
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Le Pen’s real second-round test is the comfortable bourgeoisie

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By Henry Olsen, Aaron Kheriaty, Rachel Morrison
| Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC)
Published July 14, 2026 Brussels Signal Marine Le Pen’s decision to enter the 2027 presidential race following a court ruling removing her ban on running has shaken up the race. Polls suggest she starts in a strong position to finally capture the post she has been running for since 2012.
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