Monica De La Cruz backed House Republicans' failing agenda. South Texas families got higher costs, more economic chaos, and broken promises. It's no surprise voters are rallying behind lifelong South Texan Bobby Pulido, who's fighting for the communities Washington has left behind.

Chuck Edwards finally admitted what everyone already knew: he's unfit for office. If he's unfit to run for re-election, he's unfit to serve in Congress. He should resign immediately.

Today, the DCCC expanded the battlefield with 12 new offensive additions to House Democrats' Districts in Play for 2026. Voters are fed up with Republicans' broken promises and are ready for leaders who will fight for an affordable America.

Maryland is fighting back against Republicans' power grab. While Republicans try to rig the game, Democrats are fighting to put power back where it belongs: with the people.

Marty O'Donnell wants to buy himself a seat in Southern Nevada. But he'd rather be at his $4.1 million California beach house. And by his own admission, he's still learning about the district he's asking to represent. Southern Nevadans deserve a representative who actually wants to be there.

The polls are catching up as Americans reject the chaos, but House Republicans aren't listening. They're still rubber-stamping Trump's agenda every step of the way. Democrats are fighting back to put working families first and hold Republicans accountable.

Republicans promised lower costs. Instead, they're taking food off Americans' tables. No family should have to go hungry to fund another tax break for the wealthy. Democrats are fighting to put working families first.

Gas prices back over $4. Trump shrugs and House Republicans fall in line. Americans pay the price.

When it came time to choose between protecting Floridians' health care and backing devastating cuts, Anna Paulina Luna made her choice. Her vote to gut Medicare and Medicaid puts families across Florida at risk of losing the care they rely on. Voters won't forget it this November.

Republicans spent their majority delivering for billionaires instead of working families. Now they're facing the consequences.

Americans are feeling the consequences of Republicans' reckless policies. As costs rise and families are squeezed, voters are making it clear: the Republican majority has got to go.

Republicans keep taking victory laps while working families pick up the tab. No amount of spin can hide the damage Republicans have done to working families. November can’t come soon enough.

THE ROSTER KEEPS GETTING STRONGER. From educators and a doctor to a minister and a union leader, the newest Red to Blue candidates are ready to fight for working families. Five more candidates. One mission: take back the House.

Numbers don't lie. Juan Ciscomani's record of raising costs, threatening health care, and putting partisan politics ahead of Southern Arizona is catching up with him. Democrat JoAnna Mendoza has the momentum, and Southern Arizona is ready to turn the page.

Eli Crane and Juan Ciscomani stood with fellow House Republicans to pass an agenda that hurts working families. Instead of lowering costs, Republicans are taking food off Americans' tables and making life harder for families already struggling. This November, Arizonans will hold them accountable.

Every broken promise. Every higher bill. Every vote that put working families last. House Republicans own this record.  The countdown to November is on, and so is the fight for a House majority that will finally put working families first.

David Valadao is facing the toughest race of his career after years of putting the Central Valley last. From raising costs to gutting health care, his record has caught up with him. This November, voters can turn the page on David Valadao and elect Randy Villegas to put working families first.

Tom Kean Jr. promised New Jersey he'd support banning congressional stock trading. Instead, he kept trading. Kean made up to $340,000 in stock trades in June alone. After spending months dodging his constituents, he's still dodging accountability and refusing to answer for his broken promise.

Republicans keep backing Trump's chaotic agenda. Americans keep paying the price. Higher costs. More excuses. The same failed playbook.

Central Florida deserves someone focused on lowering costs, not endless distractions. While Cory Mills chases the wrong headlines, Navy veteran Bale Dalton is focused on lowering costs, putting working families first, and restoring accountability to Washington.

The signs are getting harder to ignore. Americans are looking for a new direction after years of higher costs and Republican chaos. The momentum is with House Democrats, and it's only growing.

Republicans promised to make life more affordable. Instead, they passed an extreme agenda that's taking food off the tables of millions of children. Republicans are celebrating while working families pay the price. Americans deserve better.

The Republican playbook is denial. Americans aren't buying it anymore. The excuses are running out, and so is Republicans' grip on the House. This November, voters will reject the chaos and take back the House.

David Valadao had his chance. The Central Valley is still waiting for results. Now, voters are rallying behind Randy Villegas, who's running to lower costs and put working families first. Momentum is building and this November, the Central Valley will choose leadership that actually delivers.

Juan Ciscomani warned that cuts to health care would hurt Arizona hospitals. Then he voted for them anyway. One year later, Arizona families are facing fewer health care options, lost jobs, and the consequences of Ciscomani's reckless vote.

The Trump Curse is undefeated. Let's keep it that way.

House Republicans chose loyalty to Trump over working families. Now Americans are facing higher prices because Republicans rubber-stamped his reckless agenda. This November, voters will end their majority.

THE MOMENTUM IS REAL! Across the country, communities are fueling a grassroots movement to take back the House because Democrats are standing with working people while Republicans stand with the ultra-wealthy and well-connected. When people organize, people win. See you in November!

Tom Kean Jr. disappeared from Congress for months, leaving NJ without a voice while refusing to tell constituents where he was. But while his work stopped, his stock trading didn’t. If he had time to grow his portfolio, he had time to do his job and answer to the people he was elected to serve.

Joe Mitchell promised to take on the insiders. Turns out, he is one. Whether it's benefiting from lobbyists or supporting an agenda that rewards billionaires while threatening programs families rely on, Mitchell has spent his career looking out for the powerful, not everyday Iowans.