What to Expect When You’re Expecting to Run
That’s almost like throwing to your third-string wide receiver on the 1 yard line with the Super Bowl on the line. Almost.
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Why Early Senate Polling Is Usually Useless
A plurality of the 881 Pennsylvania voters in the Jan. 22-Feb. 1, 2015 survey , 43 percent, approved of the job that Toomey is doing, while only 25 percent disapproved.
Congress’ Closing Chaos, as Viewed in the Senate Subway
surrounding the behemoth budget bill and the gut-wrenching Senate report on CIA excesses and deceptions , but also the bittersweet preparations for a change in partisan control and the departures of 1
Democrats Abandoned Mary Landrieu in the Runoff. Does it Matter?
. “$1 million? $2 million?” The DSCC’s critics point out the committee’s late spending in races in Kentucky and Arkansas where the party lost by a wider margin than Louisiana.
Congress Can, and Should, Address Student Loan Debt | Commentary
In the meantime, with a new Congress comes a new opportunity to pass meaningful legislation that would help the 1 in 5 families impacted by crushing student loan debt.
Obama’s Push for Political Ambassadors Reaching Lame-Duck Limit
Al Franken told Minnesota Public Radio in explaining how he and the state’s other Democratic senator, Amy Klobuchar, would oppose confirmation at the urging of the 1 in 6 Minnesotans who trace their heritage
Rothenberg’s End of the Year Awards for 2014
Not Your Typical Southern Democrat in South Carolina The Most Divided House District in New York Awards for the Best and Worst of Politics of 2013 2012’s Best and Worst, Part 1
Lessons for Democratic Strategists From 2014
As it turned out, African-Americans constituted 12 percent of the Arkansas electorate in 2014 according to the exit poll, the same percentage they constituted in 2008 and 1 point more than they
2014: Plenty of Surprises, but None Totally Unexpected
Last night, around 1:30 a.m., I even heard CNN anchors talking as if there is great doubt about the Louisiana runoff.
GOP Candidates More Popular Than Democrats in Top Senate Races
Mark Begich had a job rating of 43 percent approval and 50 percent disapproval in a Nov. 1-2 automated survey by Public Policy Polling , a Democratic firm.
Republicans (Still) Poised to Pick Up 6 to 8 Senate Seats
Related Stories: Billionaire Boys Club: Congress’ Top Super PAC Donors Obama Approval Rating Rises; White House Predicts Democrats Will Keep Senate 30 Members, 1 Senator Running Unopposed
Will Obama Leave the Democratic Party Better Than He Found It?
Congressional Democrats have always been a bit skeptical of the Obama White House, which has looked out for No. 1 and no one else.
Weak GOP Candidates May Need More Than a Good Year
At the end of the second quarter, Cotton, who also is challenging an incumbent, had raised $5.5 million from individuals and another $1 million from political action committees.
Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call Race Ratings Changes
Iowa 1 (Democratic Rep. Bruce Braley is running for Senate) from Leans Democratic to Tossup/Tilts Democratic. Massachusetts 9 (Democratic Rep.
The Hillary Clinton 2014 Campaign Tour: Helping Democratic Women, One Swing State at a Time
Clinton spent the day in Miami selling books and then brought in $1 million for Charlie Crist, the ex-Republican ex-governor who’s now in a tossup quest to win his old job back as a Democrat.
Three Election Trends That Could End in 2014
Trend #1: One party holds the Pennsylvania governorship for eight years and then loses the office to the other party.
A Senator to Replace Holder?
Correction, Oct. 1 12:16 p.m. An earlier version of this post misstated that Labor Secretary Thomas E. Perez would be the first Hispanic attorney general. Alberto Gonzales was the first.
Pat Roberts: The Most Vulnerable Republican Senator
As of July , Republicans made up 44 percent of registered voters compared to 31 percent independents, 24 percent Democrats and less than 1 percent Libertarians.
Rand Paul’s 2016 Buzz Is Buzzier Than His Senate Colleagues’
The groups, of course, are crucial players in getting out the vote for the Iowa caucuses, which are (for now) scheduled to kick off the national nominating contest on Feb. 1, 2016.
Imperfect People Get Elected to the Senate
He lost to Democrat Jim Webb by less than half of 1 percentage point in a terrible year for Republicans. In Montana last cycle, Republican Rep.