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Moderate Paul Vallas, leftist-backed Brandon Johnson face off in Chicago mayoral race - Vimarsana News

Moderate Paul Vallas, leftist-backed Brandon Johnson face off in Chicago mayoral race

Chicago's hotly-contested mayoral race between moderate Paul Vallas and leftist Brandon Johnson, both Democrats, will be held on Tuesday.

Republicans face many hurdles in Democrat-dominated California. Here are the races to watch. - Vimarsana News

Republicans face many hurdles in Democrat-dominated California. Here are the races to watch.

California is ruled by Democrats as the party dominates all statewide elected officials. However, Republicans still have a chance to win multiple congressional races.

Republicans aim to crack Democrat's control of IL. Here's how GOP fairs against the Democratic stronghold - Vimarsana News

Republicans aim to crack Democrat's control of IL. Here's how GOP fairs against the Democratic stronghold

Illinois Gov. Pritzker is facing off against state Sen. Bailey in this year's race for governor. Democrats have had a supermajority control of the General Assembly for four years.

Democrats struggle to find success outside college towns, urban areas in red IN. Here are the races to watch - Vimarsana News

Democrats struggle to find success outside college towns, urban areas in red IN. Here are the races to watch

Republican U.S. Sen. Todd Young is running for reelection in Indiana, a state which has been virtually all Republican for the past decade.

What to expect in GOP-dominated WV elections, with one-fourth of races not having a Democratic candidate - Vimarsana News

What to expect in GOP-dominated WV elections, with one-fourth of races not having a Democratic candidate

West Virginia, a state that was previously a Democratic stronghold, has become increasingly red in the past years. In the upcoming election, Democrats hope to turn things around.