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Lee voted against challenges to the 2020 presidential election results during the counting of Electoral College ballots on Jan. 6, but he has faced criticism for text messages he exchanged with former
I seem to spend dozens of hours each week reading, watching and listening to chatter about the 2022 midterm elections.
President Donald Trump’s supporters storm the Capitol in an attempt to prevent the counting of the certified presidential election results.
Long before the rise of the polling industrial complex, voters still hungered to know the election results in advance.
It was only late April when Republican political guru Karl Rove and veteran Democratic strategist Doug Sosnik agreed that the 2022 midterm elections were likely to be a disaster for Democrats.
Anyone who studies election results in depth understands a couple of key points. First, the base will turn out. It always does in both parties. Second, elections are won in the middle.
The painting of the 2022 election is less clear even though we’re closer to Election Day than ever. That doesn’t mean Democrats can’t or won’t lose both their House and Senate majorities.
Wade makes his Senate race “even more important.”
The legislation, if it passes, is unlikely to be featured in any 2022 campaign commercials in either party.
The House will flip in November, and the Senate looks headed that way as well.
Cornyn won his 2020 election with 54 percent of the vote.
Video of 2020 Arizona election results are displayed during the Jan. 6 committee hearing on Monday. Appearing from left, Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., Rep. Adam B.
claims that the 2020 election was stolen.
Voters in Maine, Nevada, North Dakota and South Carolina nominated candidates Tuesday to run for House and Senate in November, while a district in South Texas held a special election to fill an open seat
Trump’s picks have prevailed in several high profile races — including the Senate nominations of author J.D.
Liz Cheney placed her first broadcast ad buy of 2022, with television and radio spots set to begin Thursday.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said Democrats had riled up a “torrent of hysteria” about the Georgia law as a way to push their election law overhaul.
Incumbents who are potentially vulnerable in the general election will formally get opponents on Tuesday, setting up some of the most closely watched races of 2022.
What did the then-Senate majority leader do to merit penance? Waxing poetic and perhaps feeling a bit nostalgic, Lott gave a speech honoring the 100th birthday of fellow Republican Sen.
Senate this year: white men. Fast-approaching Senate primaries could set the foundation of a less diverse Senate next year compared with the makeup of the current chamber.