10 House races to watch in Tuesday’s primaries
Vasquez had about $2 million on hand as of mid May, about $1 million more than Herrell.
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Gonzales and state legislator who impeached AG win Texas runoffs
Unoffficial results tallied by the AP had Gonzales ahead by 407 votes, or 1.4 percentage points, in the low-turnout race, which was called at 1:05 a.m. Eastern time.
‘Ready for the fight’: After narrow loss in 2022, Logan aims for Hayes’ Connecticut House seat
"Last election cycle, we lost by less than 1 percentage point and we were outraised 3-to-1."
Trump endorsement question hangs over Nevada Senate race
Gunter, whose personal financial disclosure statement lists six assets worth between $1 million and $5 million and three more worth between $5 million and $25 million, has opened his checkbook for the
What’s at stake in Texas runoff elections on Tuesday
The race has drawn outside spending, including more than $1 million targeting Herrera from United Democracy Project, a super PAC aligned with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
Norfolk Southern agrees to $1B in settlements for East Palestine
Norfolk Southern Corp. on Thursday agreed to spend about $1 billion on cleanups, monitoring and compensation to victims to settle lawsuits by the Justice Department and affected residents over the railroad
Key results from primaries in Kentucky, Georgia, Oregon and Idaho
She had $1.9 million in her campaign account on May 1, compared with Bynum’s $340,000. Dexter wins 3rd District: Physician and state Rep.
Bynum’s primary win boosts Democrats’ chances to flip Oregon seat
Chavez-DeRemer had $1.9 million in her campaign account on May 1, and Democrats are shouldering the blame for crime and homelessness in nearby Portland.
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
Election year politics roil the EV transition
This month he told oil executives that he would end the EV transition and asked them to donate $1 billion to his presidential campaign, according to The Washington Post.
Eight questions for elections in five states on Tuesday
DeSpain outraised Courser, $273,0000 to $27,000, through May 1. But Hoyle raised $1.3 million. Will Salinas get a rematch? Democratic Rep.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: And the winner is … the target of this attack
Cash dash: Menendez reported raising $1.4 million and had $1.2 million on hand on March 31, compared with $1.6 million raised and $1 million on hand for Bhalla.
As House readies a vote on Israeli arms, Democrats whip members in opposition
The veto threat came around the same time The Wall Street Journal reported that the administration earlier in the day told lawmakers it was proceeding with a $1 billion arms package for Israel that would
Biden and Trump: We can’t possibly lose to this guy
Why is Trump only leading at the national level by about 1 point?Â
Louisiana voters ask Supreme Court to change congressional map
When a 2-1 district court panel agreed last month, it set off the emergency applications to the Supreme Court.
Union activist running against Fischer in Nebraska to draw campaign salary
When the FEC approved the new rules last year by a bipartisan 5-1 vote, Democratic Commissioner Shana M.
Takeaways from Biden’s candid CNN interview as he warns Israel
"Look, you can’t only love your country when you win, No. 1. How many court cases did they have, Supreme Court cases?
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Jobs not judges
But a separate panel of three federal judges ruled 2-1 against the new maps on different grounds. ICYMI Messy in Maryland: The Democratic Senate primary in Maryland is getting tense as Rep.
Rating change: Nevada a Toss-up in presidential race
Former President Donald Trump has led Biden by about 1 point or less for the last six weeks, according to the FiveThirtyEight national average.
No shortage of House members who are vulnerable this year
Taking over the No. 1 spot — after its occupant in our November ranking was expelled from the House — is New York Republican Rep. Brandon Williams.