More former members of Congress win election for lower office this year
They’ll represent more people than when they served in the House (close to 1 million constituents versus around 760,000).  "It’s prestige.
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The best photos of the year, Part 1
Children sled on the West Front of the Capitol on Jan. 16 after 3-4 inches of snow fell across the Washington metro area.
Baseline Battleground: How the partisan landscape has shifted after the election
Even after the 2016 elections, Democrats had just a 1-point Baseline edge in Virginia, but that’s far from the case now.
Energy Department plugs $1.5 billion into new grid projects
The recipients, who will now enter into capacity contract negotiations with the Energy Department, are: Phase 1 of the Southline project in Arizona was funded through the first round of Transmission Facilitation
Defense spending bills see another surge in unrequested items
The Pentagon has never requested money for this fund, but Congress appropriates close to $1 billion for it every year.Â
Trump floats US sovereign wealth fund as part of economic pitch
"Communism is the past, freedom is the future, and it is time to send comrade Kamala Harris back home to California, where crime is rampant and fleeing is the No. 1 occupation," he said.
Few GOP challengers in solidly blue Massachusetts
He raised $1.8 million, including a $1 million personal loan, and had $828,000 on hand as of Aug. 14. Cain had $22,000 on hand and Antonellis had $11,000 and loaned his campaign $25,000.
Appreciation: Walter Shapiro, a pro’s pro who learned politics and journalism the hard way
Mine was a theoretically admirable position, but it caused me to lose Livonia by a 10-to-1 margin. That was the difference — even though I carried Ann Arbor in a landslide."
Photos of the week ending June 14, 2024
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)Musician Usher leaves the Capitol after meeting with members of Congress about screening for type 1 diabetes on Wednesday. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)Rep.
Biden touts veterans care in state he can’t afford to lose
Westwood Park YMCA in Nashua to highlight the administration’s efforts to treat veterans for injuries caused by toxic exposure while serving, Biden announced the Department of Veterans Affairs processed 1
Kuster will not seek reelection in New Hampshire
After deciding to run again in 2012, Kuster raised $1 million more than Bass and narrowly defeated him in a rematch.Â
Memo: State legislative elections will determine abortion policy
The special election candidates would only serve until Jan. 1, 2025.
Biden team eyes expanding map to Texas, Florida despite Trump leads
Trump leads Biden in all seven expected swing states under RealClearPolitics’ average of recent polling — though Trump’s lead in Pennsylvania is under 1 percentage point, with a narrow 46.2 percent to
Vast majority of Republicans still will vote for Trump in November
In the most recent Gallup poll, conducted Feb. 1-20, 18 percent of Democrats disapproved of the job Biden was doing, and there’s concern the president’s support among some minority communities has softened
Mars samples project looms large in final spending talks
The state’s senators and most of its House delegation sent a Feb. 1 letter to Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young expressing concern over the administration’s decision to "prematurely
‘Site-neutral’ hospital policy muddles health package progress
Short-term government funding will expire on March 1 and March 8. Both Wyden and Senate Finance ranking member Michael D.
Three things Tim Scott’s endorsement gives Donald Trump
Sixty-three percent of Black registered voters told USA Today and Suffolk University pollsters for a survey released Jan. 1 that they backed Biden given a choice between him, Trump and a third-party candidate
It’s still Trump’s race to lose after Iowa
A May 30-June 1 poll conducted for Never Back Down, the pro-DeSantis super PAC, as the Florida governor was just getting into the race showed DeSantis down by 10 points, 39 percent to 29 percent, in a
Short-term stopgap bill appears likely as funding talks drag
One option under consideration is a stopgap that would go until March 1, which would allow ample time for appropriators to get their work done.
House GOP fundraising edge does not cover everyone
Molinaro raised $503,000 and had $1.3 million on hand, while Riley raised $573,000 and had $1 million on hand. Inside Elections rates the 19th District race as Tilt Republican. Reps.