Democrats are 54% of the people who have voted early or by mail so far, and Republicans are 30%, according to data compiled by TargetSmart. The gap is wide in Senate battlegrounds like Michigan, Iowa and Maine. But the numbers only tell you who has voted, not who they voted for. Here are the figures state by state, and why both parties read them differently.

The No Kings organizers put it in writing: no “vote blue,” no endorsing candidates, keep it nonpartisan. At an official event outside Washington on Saturday, a protester told Fox News Digital exactly that: “Vote blue.” Another near the White House called it “as partisan as you can get.” Here is what the rules say, why they exist, and how the organizers answered.

A $675 cookie order, $1,289 at Total Wine and $2,374 at a Mexican restaurant: TDFP pulled TX-23 Democratic nominee Katy Padilla Stout’s federal filings to see exactly what her campaign reported. Here are the entries, what the law allows, what her opponent is saying and how Stout explains the spending.