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Senate GOP confident about midterms despite open seats
The GOP will be defending three open Senate seats in 2022, and more could be added, but Republicans say that is not a troubling sign.
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The GOP will be defending three open Senate seats in 2022, and more could be added, but Republicans say that is not a troubling sign.
Ohio Republican Rob Portman had a mix of executive branch experience and retail political skills, and was frequently in bipartisan Senate "gangs."
Open seats can make races more competitive, but decisions by senators not to run for reelection do not automatically fuel swings in party control.
OPINION — How low is the bar for Joe Biden when it comes to managing the country's multiple crises? The answer will frame the 2022 and 2024 elections.
Ohio GOP Sen. Rob Portman announced Monday that he is not running for a third term in 2022. He vowed to stay active in the Senate until his term ends.
Julia Letlow is one of 12 candidates seeking the seat her husband, Luke Letlow, won in December but never filled because he died of COVID-19 complications.
The National Association of Realtors spent more than any other organization or firm on lobbying in 2020, passing perennial leader U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Republicans expect to make gains in 2022 because the party out of power usually does. But Donald Trump remains a wildcard in that calculation.
Results from the 2020 election show Trump underperformed an average Republican candidate in key states, while Biden overperformed an average Democrat.
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Alex Padilla of California and Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff of Georgia give Democrats control of 50 seats and add to party's diversity in Senate.
Trump rescinded restrictions he imposed four years ago on lobbying by officials who leave his administration. Biden is imposing tougher rules.
Party leaders and their activist allies are revved up to revisit an election law overhaul, but it remains a tough sell in a close Congress.
DCCC Chairman Sean Patrick Maloney says the decision by corporate PACs to cut off donations to both parties after the Capitol riot was an “offensive act.”
Early start to 2022 election cycle shows Democrats think tying Republicans to Trump and riot will be effective in what's expected to be a tough year.
The GOP has become the party of Donald Trump, but he has never put the party first. Still, breaking from him will not be easy, Nathan L. Gonzales writes.
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Pennsylvania is in play as Democrats defend their razor-thin Senate majority in 2022. There's a fight looming over the GOP's post-Trump identity.
Florida senator assumes fundraising role as corporations are saying they will halt donations to lawmakers like him who tried to reject Biden electors.
Corporations reacting to GOP votes to reject presidential electors said they would shut off contributions, but there are other ways money can flow.