Campaign news directory

No single source is the whole story.

Build a more balanced view by combining original records, fast wire reporting, local campaign knowledge, international perspectives, and specialist fact-checking.

The five-source method

01Original record

Platform, filing, speech, law, vote, data, or election authority.

02Wire report

A fast account that establishes the central verified development.

03Local newsroom

Political, linguistic, institutional, and community context.

04Outside view

How the same campaign affects neighbours, markets, and G20 partners.

05Fact-check

Targeted verification when a factual claim is disputed or goes viral.

How these links were selected

Inclusion does not certify an outlet as unbiased or endorse every article. The directory emphasizes identifiable editorial responsibility, original reporting, corrections or verification practices, and usefulness within a deliberately varied source mix. Some links may require registration or a subscription.

01

Start with the record

Use official sources for calendars, legal candidate status, filings, districts, voting rules, and certified results. Official sources are authoritative about procedure, but campaign claims still benefit from independent reporting.

02

Wire services and global desks

Wire services are useful for rapid, sourced developments. Add local reporting for context and another outlet when a claim is disputed or politically consequential.

03

Brazil 2026 reading set

Read Brazilian campaign news in the country where the race is happening. This group mixes a public news agency, large national newsrooms, a politics specialist, an English-language publication, and an international Brazilian service.

04

U.S. 2026 midterms reading set

Congressional campaigns are local. Pair national coverage with reporting from the state and district concerned, then check campaign finance, legislative records, and election-office information.