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Both Georgia Senate seats will be decided in Jan. 5 runoff that could determine which party controls Senate if Biden ticket wins White House.
Democratic Reps. David Scott of Georgia and Jim Costa of California are vying for the chairman’s gavel of the House Agriculture Committee.
At the time of this recording, five states have still not been called in the presidential election, with Democrat Joe Biden leading in three of them.
Republicans and Democrats are moving in opposite directions on another coronavirus relief package, lowering the odds of a deal this year.
City rules limiting travel from areas with high caseloads do not apply to Congress, but the new program is designed to address concerns.
The CQ Roll Call newsroom is tracking campaigns around the country and sharing the best stories, with some extras, with this weekly At the Races newsletter.
Legal action from President Donald Trump’s campaign would only affect the outcome of the election if states have extremely close vote tallies.
Opinion — The Trump-Biden election has left us with each side unconvinced of its opponents’ legitimacy. What does this mean for America’s future?
Democrats hoped to grow their House majority, but seven incumbents so far have lost seats, with roughly two dozen competitive races still uncalled.
Cheri Bustos, who chairs the committee that helps Democratic House candidates, faced a much better funded GOP election opponent than she did in 2018.
Health officials close to the process, concerned about public distrust, are taking pains to say the federal government won’t actually be handling vaccines.
Twins, foreign-born politicians and a first for Korean Americans. Here are a few noteworthy freshman facts as the 117th Congress takes shape.
“When it’s done, it’s done,” one congressman says. Even before the election, retiring members started cleaning out their offices.
North Carolina is a battleground visited and fought over by national candidates of both parties. Mary C. Curtis speaks to Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles.
A proposed new kind of charter would let some payment servicers get a single, federal operating license, supplanting their need for state licenses.
Cuban Americans in Florida. Mexican Americans in Arizona. Ideological and cultural differences suggest why Latino voters are anything but a monolithic bloc.
Twelve years ago, the celebration of Barack Obama’s historic election to the White House extended into the early morning hours of Nov. 5, 2008.
Podcast: Battleground states continue vote counting in the presidential race, but that has not stopped Donald Trump’s campaign from filing lawsuits.
Ritchie Torres speaks openly about his mental health struggles. But what grabs the most attention is he will be the first openly gay Afro Latino member.
Are polls just broken or is it something about elections with Donald Trump on the ballot that they cannot accurately measure?