Jordan falls short on speaker election first ballot
Kiggans said she opposed Jordan out of worry about a government shutdown and his plan to leverage potential 1 percent appropriations cuts next spring, which would hit the defense budget.
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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.
Senate FEC roundup: Cruz outraised, Brown bragging rights
Actor Hill Harper raised $1 million, including $463,000 in personal contributions and loans and $162,000 from donors giving less than $200. Harper had $418,000 on hand on Sept. 30.
Rep. Austin Scott to run for speaker
Scott was making his case to fellow House Republicans during a candidate forum that began at 1 p.m. on Friday, hours after Republicans rejected proposed rule changes for how to elect a speaker nominee.
House GOP again rejects raising bar for speaker candidate
Republicans took a break from their conference meeting after about 90 minutes and will reconvene at 1 p.m. to hear from any declared candidates, including, presumably, Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio
Supreme Court to hear arguments on use of race in South Carolina congressional map
The officials also told the justices that the lower court made errors and "ran roughshod over the obvious political explanation for District 1 and the challenged line."
They called him ‘McCongressman.’ Now Kevin Hern could be an unlikely choice for speaker
Hern’s KTAK Corp. received more than $1 million. After a stint on the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority and some years as a donor, Hern decided to run himself in 2018 for an open House seat.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: The cost of chaos
The count: 1 That’s how many votes, on each of three different ballots, Trump got in January as the House worked its way toward finally electing McCarthy as speaker.
After disappointing election, McCarthy’s reign was rocky from the start
Oct. 1: Gaetz makes the rounds on Sunday morning television shows to announce he would be moving to vacate the chair after McCarthy moved the relatively clean CR.
For some presidential hopefuls, hope fades fast
In contrast, Burgum’s greatest assets are his wealth of just over $1 billion and his "outsider" resume.
Comparing elections to sports, does Biden have all kinds of time?
In comparison, Biden was 17 points underwater (41 percent approve/58 percent disapprove) in the most recent, Sept. 1-23 Gallup poll.Â
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Garden State of chaos
the dollars: Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced he was giving the NRCC $2.5 million at Thursday’s conference meeting, a source familiar said, while House Majority Leader Steve Scalise announced another $1
Latest inflation data shows Americans are still not buying Bidenomics
That’s a nearly 2-to-1 negative image for what is the president’s reelection centerpiece.
Democrats rap FEC gridlock that Republicans say is a feature
Both platforms have grown significantly amid the rise of donors giving amounts as little as $1 in response to online solicitations from candidates or PACs.
GOP Steering panel postpones meeting to fill Appropriations seat
The decision comes as House Republicans are struggling among themselves to unify on a temporary spending bill to avert a partial government shutdown starting Oct. 1.
Entertainers, athletes looped in to Taiwan tax benefits
Cortez Masto narrowly won reelection by less than 1 percentage point in 2022, a victory that was critical to Democrats retaining control of the Senate.
Voters ask: Is anything working in America?
In it, five of the seven candidates had a lead over Biden, one was tied, and the other trailed by 1 percentage point.
In new poll, Europeans express little faith in America’s future influence
A 2021 Pew survey found that a median of only 1 in 6 (18 percent) believe that the U.S. is a model democracy. No wonder they fear what the next election may produce.
House Republicans marching toward ‘Cloud-Cuckoo Land’
Which is why it is possible that Republicans, in their ideological zeal, will both refuse to fund the government by Oct. 1 and impeach the president.
Fall session is all about spending, NDAA fights — and McCarthy’s ‘Hobson’s choices’
Key programs would continue receiving federal resources after Oct. 1, but a crunch could hit around Jan. 1.