Congress · 116th Congress
Republican Greg Murphy wins special election in North Carolina’s 3rd District
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
GOP leadership lowers expectations for North Carolina special election
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
Can Republicans hold on to a North Carolina Trump district on Tuesday?
[jwp-video n=”1″] The 9th District The redo election in North Carolina’s 9th District — which stretches along the South Carolina border from the Charlotte suburbs toward Fayetteville — is the
Campaigns · 116th Congress
GOP poll finds close race for Democratic seat in Houston suburbs
John Culberson last fall by 5 points in a district that had backed Hillary Clinton by 1 point two years earlier. Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales rates the race Likely Democratic.
Congress · 116th Congress
House Judiciary panel to dive into gun debate upon return
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
Iowa’s Joni Ernst preps for ‘full throttle’ Senate race
[jwp-video n=”1″] Trump carried Iowa by 9 points in 2016, but President Barack Obama won the state twice, and Democrats see an opportunity with an ongoing trade war and slipping presidential
Campaigns · 116th Congress
These 4 Democrats want a rematch in 2020 after narrow losses in 2018
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
Kirsten Gillibrand drops out of Democratic presidential race
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 28, 2019var rcrdTwitter = 1; Gillibrand’s campaign announced in a memo following her decision that she will relaunch her political action committee, Off the Sidelines
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Moulton drops out of 2020 Democratic presidential race
Earlier polls put him below 1 percent. Moulton raised $1.9 million for his presidential bid between his declaration of candidacy and June 30. He had $724,000 in his campaign account as of June 30.
Policy · 116th Congress
US military bases lack digital security oversight, audit finds
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
Why North Carolina candidates aren’t talking about the ‘bathroom bill’
[jwp-video n=”1″] Fundraising is a different story In fundraising pitches, however, the Democrat’s campaign used the bathroom bill early on, and sporadically since then, to solicit money.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Small dollars a big deal as GOP sees untapped potential in Trump supporters
[jwp-video n=”1″] Its founders, which include one Republican, one Democrat and one independent, believe the RNC is intimidating their would-be clients.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
The GOP senator who hasn’t raised any campaign money so far
Disclosures to the Federal Election Commission show that so far in 2019, the average senator had total receipts of more than $1 million, and 17 of them had $2 million or more.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Ben Sasse, one of the Senate’s last remaining Republican Trump critics, to seek reelection
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
GOP super PAC investing in North Carolina special election
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
4 ways the Democratic debate was actually about 2018
Here are four ways the 2018 elections influenced the two-and-half hour debate: 1. Health Care! Health Care! Health Care!
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Rep. Davis operative faked student reporter alias to join opponent’s press call
Updated Aug. 1, 2019, 1:36 p.m. | An unpaid political operative working for Rep.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
The next Joe Crowley? Not us, these high-profile Democrats say
[jwp-video n=”1″] ‘More authenticity’ Progressive groups say strategies that have worked in past elections won’t be enough this time around.
Congress · 116th Congress
Debt deal moving forward with key GOP, Democratic support
[jwp-video n=”1″] Acting White House budget chief Russell Vought appeared on the Fox News Channel on Tuesday morning to defend the deal.
Congress · 116th Congress
Rep. Derek Kilmer: Disputes among Democrats amount to ‘false divisions’
[jwp-video n=”1″] “Right now, as it so happens, at the beginning of a Congress, Democrats go to their side of the room, Republicans go to their side,” Kilmer said.