Campaigns · 116th Congress
Even with one-party rule, Biden health care plan is no slam dunk
, and the most liberal wing of the party that wants to go further.
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Fact-checking the Democratic convention’s first night
At the time of the vote, Cegavske raised concerns about the cost of the changes, and she criticized Democrats for leaving her out of discussions and only allowing her to see a draft of the bill the day
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Kasich speech to Democratic convention follows years of building conservative credentials
“I know the measure of the man,” said Kasich, noting that he has known the longtime Delaware politician for 30 years.
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Election officials ‘prepare for the worst’ as congressional aid talks stall
With the White House and Capitol Hill Democrats seemingly deadlocked on legislation to help the unemployed and businesses reeling from the pandemic, election officials around the country are watching anxiously
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Biden chooses Kamala Harris as vice presidential nominee
The Biden campaign announced the news Tuesday afternoon, calling Harris “a fearless fighter for the little guy, and one of the country’s finest public servants.”
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What just happened in Tennessee’s Democratic Senate primary?
Until Mackler’s defeat, the party had a perfect primary streak, with 11 of the 15 candidates the committee endorsed before their primaries winning nominations.
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At the Races: Three months to go
He also has a deeper dive into the contentious GOP primary in the open 1st District. Revenge of the establishment: In Kansas, GOP Rep.
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Fundraising prowess may not be enough for GOP House challenger Tyler Kistner
The polling The 2nd District, which includes the southern Twin Cities suburbs and more rural areas to the southeast, has a reputation for being a swing seat.
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Running for office is a full-time job. How one candidate is still getting paid
“I am not a person who’s in a position to be able to not work and not have salary for a year and a half, which is the length of the campaign,” she said in a Wednesday phone interview.
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At the Races: The end of the beginning
Making history: Two weeks after the New York primaries, The Associated Press called the Democratic primary in the open 17th District for lawyer Mondaire Jones, who would be the first openly gay Black
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Mondaire Jones poised to become first gay Black man in Congress
The Associated Press called the race for Jones on Tuesday, three weeks after the June 23 primary, because a surge in mail-in ballots delayed vote counting.
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‘That’s a joke!’ One House candidate’s Zoom calls keep interns engaged in a pandemic
Bess said in an interview that she was drawn to Hunt’s campaign because he is a young candidate with a military background.
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At the Races: Locked down, money up
Denver Riggleman in the 5th District party convention — were granted extensions by the state’s Board of Elections. The DCCC had urged the board not to relax the rule.
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Union launches new ad blitz pushing senators for $1 trillion in state and local pandemic aid
President Lee Saunders said in a Tuesday interview.
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Social media platforms gird for 78 days of disinformation chaos after Election Day
it,” Swalwell said in an interview.
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Scott Tipton in the process
“I’m absolutely running against her,” Boebert said, according to a clip of the interview with 9News.
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Why the Dukakis 1988 analogy is baloney
And to a Fox News interview with Sean Hannity, with only enthusiastic supporters in attendance.
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At the Races: The election’s in the mail
The coronavirus pandemic has hit older Americans the hardest, and they’re often the ones who work the polls.
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Colorado is turning blue. Will that help Andrew Romanoff?
For Romanoff, the question is whether the state has changed so much in the last decade that voters will rally behind a candidate who supports liberal policies such as “Medicare for All” and the Green
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Generational clash in runoff for Meadows’ seat in North Carolina
“The curiosity right now is, are we going to have 10,000 people come out on Election Day, or we have 24,000 people coming on Election Day?” Cawthorn said in an interview with CQ Roll Call.