Washington, D.C.

Catholic voters shifted toward Democrats in the 2026 midterm elections after supporting President Donald Trump by a wide margin just two years earlier, initial exit polls show. 

Democrats won control of Congress in a landslide midterm election, with major ramifications for the final years of the Trump administration and its policies.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Nov. 3 in a case over a clash between Catholic preschools and the state of Colorado over its universal preschool program.

The scholarship tax credit provision, effective Jan. 1, could eventually lead to increased contributions to Catholic nonprofits that grant K-12 scholarships.

As the nation heads to the midterm elections Nov. 3, Catholics are working to ensure peace at the polls and help the faithful exercise their right to vote.

Pope Leo XIV sent a special message of support to a virtual summit hosted by the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, also known as CLINIC, Oct. 29.

The Trump administration on Oct. 18 extended protections from deportation to people from Ukraine and Sudan, allowing them to continue living legally in the U.S. for now.

Ahead of the midterms, analysts said polling data shows Catholic voters reflect broader trends, but some unique factors may contribute to their voting behavior.

Catholic leaders across the nation are continuing to express their shock and concern over the Trump administration’s plans to livestream a military execution.

Catholic voters have soured on President Donald Trump since he returned to the White House last year, a new Pew Research Center survey found.