Election
Sixth-generation farmer Sam Graves is preparing to leave Congress after 26 years, but says agriculture still faces a growing challenge in Washington: helping lawmakers understand what it takes to produce America’s food supply.
Beyond party lines, the future of farm policy is on the ballot. Here is a look at the critical campaigns that will determine if rural America keeps its seat at the table.
Water access and farm economics are at the heart of a race that could shape how California’s Central Valley is represented on agricultural policy in Washington.
A newly appointed Republican and a longtime Democratic fixture face off over market access, farm safety nets and the future of Ohio agriculture.
Michele Tafoya and Peggy Flanagan have very different approaches to the Minnesota Representative race. It’s a toss up for who Minnesota could elect.
Both candidates grew up raising pigs on Nebraska family farms, but Gov. Jim Pillen and challenger Lynne Walz offer contrasting roadmaps on tariffs, property tax reform and rural economic growth.
Everything is bigger in the Lone Star State. The race between Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) and State Representative James Talarico (D) is no different, drawing national attention.
The former Navajo Nation president makes food sovereignty and input cost reductions central to his challenge against the GOP incumbent, who has prioritized regulatory relief and rural disaster recovery.