Democrats are observing potential shifts among Hispanic voters in Texas, driven by economic dissatisfaction and immigration concerns, as they prepare for competitive Senate and gubernatorial races. Republicans acknowledge the need to address affordability and immigration to maintain support amid rising voter frustration.

The U.S. military conducted limited strikes on Iranian targets near Qeshm Island following an incident involving fire from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps at an American aircraft. The strikes coincide with ongoing discussions about a potential U.S.-Iran deal amid heightened tensions related to the ongoing conflict.

Haley Stevens discussed her endorsement of Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers in her interview with Anderson Cooper, expressing relief but not clarifying her shift from previously supporting El-Sayed. She critiqued the Democratic campaign’s approach and emphasised the importance of retaining the Senate seat in Michigan.

The Trump administration requested the Supreme Court to require California to set aside mail ballots from over 20,000 individuals it claims are not U.S. citizens. This follows a federal appeals court’s rejection of an earlier request to segregate the ballots ahead of Tuesday’s elections.

Democratic Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut has been hospitalised after suffering a stroke, according to his office. Senator Murphy, 53, experienced arm numbness during a hockey game and was later transferred to Johns Hopkins for monitoring, where he is reportedly responding well to treatment.

Senator Bernie Sanders condemned the rhetoric targeting Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan’s Senate race, labelling it overt racism. Sanders, who supports El-Sayed, denounced accusations from Republicans linking him to the Muslim Brotherhood and criticised fearmongering ads, asserting they undermine democratic values.