Jon Ossoff has made a major vow about the 2028 presidential election. The 39-year-old Democratic senator from Georgia is running for re-election in the midterms on Nov. 3, leading a campaign that has sparked suggestions he may be building toward a presidential run in two years.

NDP Leader David Eby has told a leaders debate that he will never seek to balance the province's budget "on the backs of British Columbians," as the province faces a record deficit of $14 billion.

The second, a far-left test case, is in Michigan, where Democrats are running Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a candidate that some in the party fear is too progressive to win a general election. Polls show him narrowly ahead of former Representative Mike Rogers.

It’s debate week in Michigan, where major party candidates for several big statewide races will square off for the first time ahead of the November general election.

The two candidates for Texas' 23rd Congressional District agreed on the border district's pressing problems but not how to fix them.

A recently published survey from pollster Steve Mitchell showed Gilchrist leading Forlini in the race by 5 percentage points, 41% to 36%, with 18% still undecided.

The election includes races for New York governor, comptroller and attorney general, all four of Long Island's congressional seats, state Senate and Assembly and some local town races. A full list of the candidates can be found here. Absentee ballot. Early voting by mail. Early voting at polling places from Oct. 24 to Nov. 1.

With two weeks to go, let’s hear how the parties are going to deal with education, transportation, the environment, the unequal IDF draft, the worrying wave of emigration, and the West Bank.