"This election will ultimately serve, like every midterm before it, as a referendum on the man in the White House," writes VF's @aidanmcl.bsky.social. Welcome to the midterms: vanityfair.visitlink.me/OBqhN4
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"November 3 will undoubtedly mark a turning point not just for this new flock of Democrats hoping to descend on Washington in January, but also for a White House that has sought to alter the fabric of the country and its relationship with the world."
vanityfair.comThe 2026 Midterm Elections: Weird, Wild, Vital, Nasty, and Unnervingly OnlineThe president is roaming the country in a frantic and possibly self-defeating quest to save Republicans as his party braces for a wipeout. A new kind of campaigning is on the rise, but there are still...
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Today, Vanity Fair launches our coverage of the midterm elections, a series of nine stories across four days—plus a couple fun extras—that take stock of our national moment and where we might go next. Stay tuned.
vanityfair.comThe 2026 Midterm Elections: Weird, Wild, Vital, Nasty, and Unnervingly OnlineThe president is roaming the country in a frantic and possibly self-defeating quest to save Republicans as his party braces for a wipeout. A new kind of campaigning is on the rise, but there are still...