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    Oct 5
    Watch Congress, but watch the states even closer. Leslie's new Civic Blueprints column traces three past midterms and explains why state legislatures often see the biggest swings. Read Leslie's full Civic Blueprints column here: substack.com/home/post/p-21…
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    Sep 30
    Map the Majority: Abdul El-Sayed (D) vs. Mike Rogers (R) for United States Senate in Michigan. Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, Republican Mike Rogers, and three others are running in the general election for U.S. Senate in Michigan on November 3, 2026.
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    Sep 30
    Why are data centers suddenly on the ballot? @axios co-founder @mikeallen says data centers have become a proxy for our fears about AI. "A data center is something that I can focus my fears, my rage, my uncertainty on." In the latest On the Ballot, Norm and Mike discuss data
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    Sep 28
    Delaware's Sept. 15 primary wrapped up the 2026 primary season. Now it's on to November 3. As we prep for the midterms, Leslie's new Civic Blueprints column starts with the basics: Ballotpedia's 2026 Voter Toolkit, including our Sample Ballot Lookup Tool. Read the column:
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    Sep 23
    Voters in eight states — Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Kansas, California, Michigan, Nevada, and Florida — will decide on 38 data center-related local ballot measures in 2026. The measures span 35 jurisdictions in 30 counties.
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