What happened and what’s next after the 2024 elections?
He received 46.1 percent nationally in his 2016 win and 46.8 percent nationally in his 2020 loss and was polling at 46.8 percent in 538’s national polling average.
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A glide-path caucus of new senators with enhanced statures
George S. Helmy resigning to clear the way for Murphy to appoint Kim.
Casting a long shadow? DC’s shadow delegation enters a new era
On Tuesday, Democrat Ankit Jain will likely be elected to join Strauss as D.C.’s other shadow senator, along with incumbent shadow representative Oye Owolewa.
Awkward abound: Joe Biden and the lame-duck countdown
It is possible Biden’s aides did not want to field any more questions in the James S.
Late shifts in dynamics, but GOP still holds Senate advantage
Nevada was home to 2022’s closest Senate race and many observers were bracing for a similarly tight contest this year. Democratic Sen.
Bars in DC brace for election night
But with downtown D.C.’s office buildings remaining emptier during the week due to work-from-home policies, that’s just a guess.
Spending panel shake-up likely in Senate post-elections
Aside from Coons, the Transportation-HUD slot could go to Homeland Security Subcommittee Chair Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., or Van Hollen based on seniority.
Harris vague on legislative plan, clear on Trump critique at Pennsylvania town hall
Christopher S. Murphy, have said their reversal on the issue was due to technology advancements that have made fracking cleaner.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: And then there were two
According to L2’s data, 362,136 registered Republicans who may or may not have cast a vote in 2020 but didn’t vote in the 2022 midterm elections have cast votes in the seven swing states through
Rabbits among solar panels: Trump’s Latino roundtable
"Rick Scott doesn’t know who Harris is." 538’s generic congressional ballot metric shows voters prefer Democrats in Congress by a slim 1.3 percentage point margin (46.9 percent to 45.7 percent).
Takeaways: Harris makes play for GOP voters, sits for feisty Fox News interview
Constitution itself," she said, as a "U-S-A" chant broke out, long a staple of Trump’s political rallies.
Even as he heads out the door, Derek Kilmer is still trying to fix Congress
And the other is a very, very small painting of Billy Frank Jr.’s face. Billy Frank Jr. was an iconic Native American leader. In fact, our state voted to put a statue of him in Statuary Hall.
George Helmy worked for senators. Now he is one (for a little while)
George S. Helmy of New Jersey doesn’t like to be in front of the camera — not because of a phobia, he said, but just because he doesn’t like it.Â
The elephant and donkey are gone. What’s next for Political Pattie’s?
Pattie’s is situated on a strip once known as D.C.’s "Black Broadway" that more recently has been home to an array of LGBTQ+ hangouts.
Two roads diverged in a lame-duck spending endgame
going to happen between now and December, so I think it’s a little hard to handicap whether we are going to get the work done," Senate Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee Chair Christopher S.
Filibuster’s future, emergency abortions fuel Senate debate
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., said on Tuesday. Â "So this is, this is up to the voters now," he added.
Teen group, tech critics push for stronger online safety measure
"Project 2025’s architects are promoting KOSA as a means to continue attacking women seeking reproductive care and teens seeking a refuge online. Democrats should not enable their agenda."
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Making an Empire statement
Payne Jr.’s term, CQ Roll Call’s Jackie Wang reports.
Photos of the week ending September 13, 2024
CQ Roll Call photojournalists were back in action as well, capturing the images of Congress being Congress.Senate appointee George S. Helmy, left, embraces fellow New Jersey Democrat Sen.
In the Quad Cities or DC, Eric Sorensen is happy to talk about the weather
In addition to chitchatting about the weather — and Project 2025’s plans to ax the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration — Sorensen sat down with Roll Call this summer to discuss what it’s been