
The midterm elections are now just over a week away, and millions of people have already voted.

NPR's Tamara Keith checks in on the mid-decade redistricting effort that was supposed to help Republicans.
and his political team pressured Republican-led states to redraw congressional district lines, and they were able to shift 15 districts nationwide to favor the party's candidates.
But now only a third of those districts look like a sure thing for Republicans.
Redistricting was supposed to be a firewall for Republicans in this midterm election, and it has just not turned out that way.
Instead, the redrawn districts include some of the most competitive and expensive House races in the country.

Tens of thousands of Israelis are flying to Israel to vote in tomorrow's elections.

Polls show an extremely tight race that threatens Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's hold on power.

France, Romania, Russia, Greece, all to cast their ballots in tomorrow's election.

A plane from San Francisco has arrived, part of a movement called Flight for Change.

They are spending thousands of dollars in plane tickets, they say, to vote Netanyahu out of power.

They want to see an end to the wars he presides over in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and to see a more diplomatic Israel.

Absentee ballots aren't allowed, and according to one survey, some 67,000 Israelis are returning to the country to vote.

Brazil's leftist president defeated a Trump ally in yesterday's runoff election.

The midterm elections are now just over a week away, and millions of people have already voted.

NPR's Tamara Keith checks in on the mid-decade redistricting effort that was supposed to help Republicans.
and his political team pressured Republican-led states to redraw congressional district lines, and they were able to shift 15 districts nationwide to favor the party's candidates.
But now only a third of those districts look like a sure thing for Republicans.
Redistricting was supposed to be a firewall for Republicans in this midterm election, and it has just not turned out that way.
Instead, the redrawn districts include some of the most competitive and expensive House races in the country.

Tens of thousands of Israelis are flying to Israel to vote in tomorrow's elections.

Polls show an extremely tight race that threatens Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's hold on power.

France, Romania, Russia, Greece, all to cast their ballots in tomorrow's election.

A plane from San Francisco has arrived, part of a movement called Flight for Change.

They are spending thousands of dollars in plane tickets, they say, to vote Netanyahu out of power.

They want to see an end to the wars he presides over in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and to see a more diplomatic Israel.

Absentee ballots aren't allowed, and according to one survey, some 67,000 Israelis are returning to the country to vote.

Brazil's leftist president defeated a Trump ally in yesterday's runoff election.
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