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Campaigns · 117th Congress

At the Races: Census shuffle = money hustle

“It was the Democrats’ No. 1 pickup target that year. It was an open seat that had been held by Jack Quinn, who was sort of the last labor Republican. And we outperformed President Bush by 9 points.

Opinion · 117th Congress

Independents will decide when Biden’s honeymoon is over

[jwp-video n=”1″] Still hopeful So Wednesday’s address to Congress has a lot riding on it, but Biden can take some comfort that, at this stage of a presidency, people are still willing to listen

Campaigns · 117th Congress

8 takeaways from the 2020 census reapportionment of the House

An undercount of Hispanic voters is a logical explanation for this miss, but Census Bureau officials on Monday’s announcement call were not explicit and said it was within 1 percent of pre-census estimates

Campaigns · 117th Congress

Ohio Rep. Tim Ryan launches Senate run

Ryan was expected to enter the race, and he had a strong first fundraising quarter, taking in $1.2 million and finishing with $1 million in his campaign account as of March 31, according to campaign

Campaigns · 117th Congress

At the Races: It’s not easy being green

But the candidates in the June 1 special election to replace the Democrat have been treating the race as competitive.

Congress · 117th Congress

The GOP’s fallout with big business is already mending

Indeed, corporate America is joining Republicans in opposing both the House-passed voting rights measure, or HR 1, that is Democrats’ answer to the Georgia law, as well as President Joe Biden’s pending

Campaigns · 117th Congress

At the Races: Quarterly questions

First-quarter fundraising reports are due by midnight, so here are five questions we’ll be asking as we refresh Fec.gov:  1. What’s the Jan. 6 fundraising fallout?

Opinion · 117th Congress

Cooperation: The opportunity is there for the taking

In 2020, the Senate passed five major COVID-19 relief bills by wide margins: Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act, passed 96-1 on March 5.Families First Coronavirus