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Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar staved off a primary challenge Tuesday as primary voters settled other matchups for competitive races in her state and Wisconsin.
QAnon supporter Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has filmed videos espousing bigoted ideas, won the Republican primary runoff in Georgia’s 14th District.
As Joe Biden’s running mate, Kamala Harris will be the first Black woman and first Asian American on a major party presidential ticket.
Biden called Harris, who sparred with him in Democratic debates, “a fearless fighter for the little guy, and one of the country’s finest public servants.”
Freshman Rep. Ilhan Omar faces a well-funded challenger in Minnesota, while House GOP leaders have denounced Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia runoff.
Kahele launched campaign before Gabbard said she would not run again, and considated support in the heavily Democratic district.
Updates to House election ratings by Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales show an election map moving toward Democrats.
Democrat James Mackler, the presumed front-runner who raised over $2.1 million, lost to Marquita Bradshaw, who said she raised less than $25,000.
Former Tacoma Mayor Marilyn Strickland claimed the top spot in the primary for Washington’s 10th District, as votes continued to be tallied.
Ranking the 10 most vulnerable House members three months before the election finds the list evenly split between Republicans and Democrats.
Tennessee Republicans on Thursday chose self-funding pharmacist Diana Harshberger as their nominee in the deep-red 1st District to succeed Rep. Phil Roe.
Tennessee Republican Bill Hagerty, who had President Donald Trump’s endorsement, defeated orthopedic surgeon Manny Sethi for the GOP Senate nomination.
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Senate control in November will be decided by a handful of races. Three months out, more Republicans are on defense than Democrats.
An open seat in the Senate has drawn 15 Republican candidates, while there are 16 running for an open House seat in the 1st District.
The national party's endorsement can provide a fundraising boost by signaling to donors who is considered the best general election candidate.
The fight for the Senate in 2020 is not over yet, but things are moving the Democrats’ way, and they have multiple paths to the majority, Rothenberg writes.
Cori Bush led protests against police brutality in Ferguson, Mo. Clay was denied the nomination for an 11th term to the seat his father held before him.
Black Lives Matter activist Cori Bush ran against Rep. William Lacy Clay two years ago and lost by 20 points. On Tuesday, she beat him.
Michigan primary voters backed businesswoman Lisa McClain in the solidly GOP 10th District, as Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib fended off a challenger.