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Politics · 115th Congress

NRCC Names First Female Head of Recruitment

Will Hurd, who won a second term in one of 2016’s most competitive races, will be the vice-chairman for candidate development. New York Rep. John Katko will be in charge of mentorship.

Politics · 114th Congress

Ron Johnson on Going It Alone in 2016

Mark S. Kirk in neighboring Illinois who lost his re-election bid, the Wisconsin Republican was the incumbent most of the GOP establishment had written off as a lost cause.

Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress

Word on the Hill: Watch Out For Live Animals

Mark S. Kirk “has never been intimidated by a challenge. He’s been defying the odds for a long time, while inspiring others along the way.” While Louisiana Sen.

Politics · 114th Congress

Democrats Voting on Pelosi Are Older But Not Long-Tenured

Mark S. Kirk while Florida’s Patrick Murphy, 43, mounted an unsuccessful challenge to Republican Sen. Marco Rubio. In California, Loretta Sanchez, 56, lost a race for the state’s open Senate seat.

Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress

Interns, You Could Be in Congress One Day, Too

On the other side of the aisle, Gottheimer, D-New Jersey, worked as an intern for former House Speaker Thomas S. Foley of Washington in the early 1990s.

Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress

Meet the Senate Freshman Class of 2016

Mark S. Kirk in the Illinois Senate race. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call file photo) Duckworth becomes the second female combat veteran in the Senate, after Iowa Republican Sen. Joni Ernst.

Politics · 114th Congress

How Republicans Held the Senate

Mark S. Kirk in Illinois and Kelly Ayotte in New Hampshire, and Rep. Joe Heck in Nevada, all lost their races.