Republicans entered the final two years of President Donald Trump's term confident of keeping their Senate majority, but with less than two months until Election Day, control of the chamber is now considered up for grabs, according to the Associated Press. Democrats are reportedly competing in states once seen as out of reach as Trump's approval slips, with the Texas race featuring Attorney General Ken Paxton and state Rep. James Talarico among the contests drawing attention.

Mike Siluma argues that recent protests demonstrate a significant disconnection between political parties and large segments of the population. He emphasizes that the current political system is failing to address the needs and concerns of citizens, highlighting the urgent need for reform.

Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorrow has suspended her campaign for the U.S. Senate, impacting the Democratic Party's nomination contest just a month before the primary. While she did not provide a reason for her decision in her social media announcement, it follows reports of intense pressure from some party members, according to AP.

Voters in New Hampshire have cast ballots in primary elections ahead of the US midterms, with both parties viewing the state as strategically important. Republicans are aiming to gain a foothold in New England, a region where the party has struggled in recent years, while Democrats are working to retain the state's Senate seat. According to Al Jazeera, the primary results offer key takeaways about each party's prospects heading into November, as control of the closely divided Senate hangs in the balance.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with Republican senators at the Capitol on Wednesday, amid growing frustration among them regarding his attempts to shift their legislative agenda. This marks Trump's first attendance at a closed-door Senate GOP luncheon in over a year, where he has been advocating for a proof-of-citizenship voting bill.

Stakeholders from Enugu West in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have rejected Hon. Dennis Amadi as the senatorial candidate and are demanding the reinstatement of the state chairmanship to their zone. This decision marks a new escalation in the ongoing crisis within the party, as the stakeholders convened to address their concerns.