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Senate Majority Leader McConnell is a favorite target of Democrats, and had a sizeable warchest to battle McGrath, who lost a House bid in 2018.
SEC rules could thwart political spending disclosure efforts - Campaign Finance
The sharply divided 5-4 decision marks the first of what could be many decisions related to changes in how states conduct elections during the pandemic.
Republicans in Colorado and Maine face tougher races now, while Sen. Jeanne Shaheen in New Hampshire moves into the Solid Democratic category.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ last-minute attempt to delay in-person voting in Tuesday’s elections was overturned Monday evening by the state’s Supreme Court.
Cash-strapped states, which Congress just pumped $150 billion into, will nonetheless have to pony up in order to access new election security grants.
Democrats say they're targeting GOP House members in Ohio and Arkansas, and upgraded a Texas challenger to their Red to Blue program.
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Democrats are postponing their national nominating convention from July to August, but it will still take place in Milwaukee.
Massie says his constituents like his record of breaking with the pack. But Trump said he should be thrown out of GOP, and he faces a primary challenge.
Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams says steps to protect the 2020 election should not be viewed through a partisan lens.
Candidates facing uphill fights for Democratic Senate nominations in battleground states say they won't follow a Maine contender who dropped out.
National crises usually produce a "rally around the flag" effect that benefits presidents. In the case of Donald Trump, that is not quite happening.
The easiest way way to boost the number of GOP women in the House would be to nominate them when safe seats open up, but that does not seem to be happening.
Six states were due to hold primaries on April 28, and all of them have now moved the elections to June because of concerns about the coronavirus pandemic.
A four-term House member from Kentucky, Massie's criticism of coronavirus stimulus bill forced House members to return to Washington Friday.
Before COVID-19, all signs pointed to a record number of voters in November. Now, Nathan L. Gonzales is not so sure, but he's not ruling it out, either.
Delay follows similar action in 13 other states, and will affect not only the presidential race but competitive House districts as well.
Political change often takes time. But in a handful of districts, the shift from red to blue or vice versa was dramatic, and they may not go back.
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