Texas Realtor to Run for Hinojosa Seat
. – have begun their campaigns for the March 1 primary. No Republican has entered the race. Elizondo might have one advantage over her rivals: Some help from Washington.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
1,509 results for "1"
Should Vitter’s Loss Worry Scandal-Plagued Lawmakers?
He won re-election by 20 points in 2010, 3 1/2 years after his prostitution scandal came to light. It was hard to imagine the scandal coming back to bite him.
Don’t Get Too Caught Up in the Trump and Carson ‘Panic’
Or, as The Washington Post put it on Page 1 of its Nov. 13 issue, “GOP preps panic button,” and “Party elites see doom if Trump or Carson win.”
EMILY’s List Support Isn’t Early Enough for Senate Hopeful
Keith believes she needs to raise $1 million to get the attention of EMILY’s List officials, but has a hard time envisioning raising that much without help from EMILY’s List.
Winners and Losers in Tuesday’s GOP Debate
Obama Riposte to Trump: ‘America Is Great Right Now’ [jwp-video n=”1″] That might have been the high water mark for Kasich in the debate.
Alabama’s Richard Shelby Gets a Primary Challenge
Because the state is so red, whoever wins the March 1 primary will likely hold the seat. But given the resources at Shelby’s disposal, unseating him will be a tall order.
The 10 Most Vulnerable House Members
Bob Graham) to win the seat by a 1-point margin. But Graham’s district voted for Romney by a 6-point margin in 2012.
Where Presidential Candidates Rank Among Richest Members of Congress (Video)
The 10 Richest Members of Congress in 2015 [jwp-video n=”1″] Relative to Donald Trump, the GOP front-runner in most national polls, the senators running for president are downright
Cruz and Jindal Wait Impatiently for Their Chances
Instead, the Texas senator has spent considerable time in the March 1 states, figuring apparently that his Texas roots and anti-establishment conservatism will have particular appeal in many of the states
Favorite Sons Pinching GOP Florida Senate Contributions
Ron DeSantis led the pack, bringing in $754,000 from July 1 through Sept. 30, according to a filing with the Federal Election Commission. He was followed by Lt. Gov.
Why the Next Month Is Critical for Bush
/p> Most insiders wonder how Bush’s donors and supporters will behave if he fares poorly in the first month’s contests — and even more how the campaign can possibly survive if he struggles on March 1,
5 Races Where Deep Pockets Could Change the Game
1. Self-funding in Florida In the Democratic primary race for Florida’s open Senate seat, Rep.
Some Eye-Popping Numbers From Third-Quarter Fundraising
Pat Toomey next year, Katie McGinty raised $1 million since launching her campaign in August. She filed her report just a few days after being endorsed by the state’s governor, Tom Wolf. Former Rep.
Democrats Still Seek Strong Challenger to Burr in North Carolina
That means the filing period now begins on Dec. 1. Ford was not tested in the PPP poll. State Rep.
Two Women Vie to Be the Democrat in Race for Kline’s Seat
With more than $1 million in cash on hand at the end of the second quarter, Lawrence’s coffers outdo Craig’s $231,000 war chest.
Is Love for Carson and Trump More Than a Summer Fling?
Carson is not known as well as most of his fellow candidates, according to an Economist/YouGov survey conducted of 2,000 people online from August 28 to Sept. 1.
Grayson Trumps Murphy’s Trump Comparison
“Murphy’s family construction business — where he used to work, where his daddy’s money comes from, and in which he owns a share worth $1 million to $5 million — has a business relationship
Ted Cruz Hoping to Tap Into Donald Trump’s Star Power
Why are you a Republican @realDonaldTrump…The answer is, you’re not https://t.co/jgwQlcd6yr — Jeb Bush (@JebBush) September 1, 2015 Yet another weak hit by a
Rand Paul in for the ‘Long Haul’ — But Can He Make It That Far?
Cruz made a high-profile swing earlier this month through the South to states that could be part of the so-called “SEC Primary” on March 1.
Edwards Touts Poll Showing Lead Over Van Hollen
Their favorable ratings, 45 percent, were identical and Van Hollen bested Edwards’ name identification by 1 percent – well within the poll’s 4-point margin of error.