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Lindell — a towering figure in the election denial movement and founder of the company MyPillow — lost to Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth (R) by more than 10 percentage points.
Tad Jude, a former Minnesota state representative who has called for imposing new restrictions on voting in the state, won the Republican primary for Secretary of State.
Mike Lindell, a pillow magnate and prolific election denier who helped mainstream the conspiracy theory that compromised voting machines were used to steal the 2020 election, lost Minnesota’s Republican primary for governor.
Rep. Tom Tiffany (R), an election denier and longtime ally of President Donald Trump, won the Republican nomination for Wisconsin governor, clearing the way for a high-stakes general election fight in a major swing state.
As primary season wraps up, cementing the key matchups in multiple battleground states, the wave of lies targeting Michigan is poised to grow larger.
After falsely claiming Trump won the 2020 election to get his support, PA GOP governor nominee Garrity now says he lost and thinks “we should look forward.”
It’s no surprise the president and prominent election deniers are already planting the seeds of a voting conspiracy to lean on if El-Sayed beats GOP candidate Mike Rogers.
Mike Rogers, a former U.S. congressman who pushed false claims of a stolen 2024 election in Michigan and praised Trump’s recent primetime tirade against elections, won Michigan’s Republican primary election for an open U.S. Senate seat.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, a critical opponent of President Donald Trump’s anti-voting agenda, won the Democratic nomination Tuesday to be the state’s next governor.
With the explosive growth of prediction market gambling, Americans are betting millions of dollars on 2026 election outcomes. Now, election officials are sounding the alarm about potential dangers that could come with the emerging casino-ification of voting.
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