Republicans are losing ground with voters in the latest NPR poll

Congressional Republicans have called for a revision of Census Bureau procedures ahead of the next count, alleging that the 2020 census included 'fake' individuals and resulted in an undercount of populations in GOP-leaning states. They argue this has shifted political power away from these states.

Federal judges have blocked a redistricting plan proposed by Texas Republicans, labeling it as 'racially gerrymandered.' This ruling has sparked backlash from Republican officials, who argue that the decision reflects a double standard in judicial scrutiny. The case is expected to escalate to the Supreme Court as the GOP prepares for the upcoming midterm elections.

A controversial provision that would allow senators to sue for $500,000 over subpoenaed phone records is facing potential withdrawal from the government funding bill. This measure has sparked significant debate among Republicans, highlighting divisions within the party.

A recent Marist Poll indicates that a majority of American voters prefer to elect Democrats over Republicans for the upcoming midterm elections, with Democrats leading by 14 percentage points, 55% to 41%. This trend reflects a significant shift in voter sentiment as the elections approach.

Some Texas Republicans are advocating for hand-counting ballots in the upcoming primary elections. Critics argue that this approach could lead to confusion, errors, and delayed results, particularly in crucial contests scheduled for March. The proposal raises concerns about the efficiency and reliability of the electoral process in Texas.

Republicans in Georgia are experiencing a significant internal conflict over the government shutdown and its implications for a crucial primary race aimed at challenging Democrat Sen. Jon Ossoff. This discord highlights the divisions within the party as they navigate the political landscape leading up to the elections.

Republicans are working to provide an alternative to the Affordable Care Act's enhanced subsidies before a mid-December deadline. President Trump advocates for direct payments of ACA subsidy funds to consumers, prompting Republicans to explore feasible methods to implement this change. The urgency follows weeks of resistance during the government shutdown regarding ACA funding.

A new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll indicates that Democrats hold their largest advantage for control of Congress in eight years, signaling potential challenges for President Trump and the Republican Party ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The poll reveals that a significant portion of Americans want the president to prioritize lowering prices.