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22 Images That Defined 2018 in Congress: Photos of the Year
The Democrats prevailed 21-5. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)12. July 4: Sen.
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House Primaries on the Horizon for Democrats in 2020
Schrader is a member of the Blue Dog Coalition and New Democrat Coalition, and represents a Willamette Valley-area district that Hillary Clinton won by 4 points in 2016.
It’s Not Too Early to Start Looking at the 2020 Senate Map
Republicans will be playing more defense next cycle, defending at least 21 Senate seats while Democrats will be defending 12 — the opposite dynamic from this cycle.
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The 10 Most Vulnerable Senators on Election Day
Her other vulnerable party colleagues in states Trump won by double digits also stay put, including Missouri’s Claire McCaskill (No. 3) and Indiana’s Joe Donnelly (No. 4).
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The 10 Most Vulnerable House Incumbents on Election Day
Heading into Election Day, Republicans once again occupy all 10 spots of Roll Call’s list of most vulnerable House incumbents, but for the first time this cycle, Iowa Rep.
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Spotlight Faded but the Race for Arizona’s 8th District Never Ended
Republican Debbie Lesko by 5 points in a seat President Donald Trump won by 21 points in 2016.
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Bill Nelson Captures 50 Percent in Prominent Poll, GOP Calls Shenanigans
Just 11 percent of likely voters told interviewers they might change their mind before Election Day.
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Poll: Health Care a Top Issue For Midterm Voters
GOP Shifts Messaging on Health Care Ahead of Midterm Election [jwp-video n=”1″] Republicans’ top issues were immigration (with 25 percent ranking it first) and the economy and jobs (23 percent
Opinion · 115th Congress
The Political Class Got 2016 Wrong. Could We See a Repeat?
By the Friday before the election, Nov. 4, that advantage had slipped to 2 points.
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The 10 Most Vulnerable Senators: Cruz, Menendez Make the List
Race rating:Toss-up4. Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind.
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Are the GOP’s Pelosi Attacks Effective? Public Does Not Seem to Think So
Among independents, a crucial voting bloc for both parties, the minority leader was ahead by a 4-point margin.
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Audio Raises Questions About Coordination Between Rosendale, NRA
Some campaign finance watchdog groups told the Daily Beast the recording raises serious concerns about whether Rosendale was illegally coordinating with the NRA, a 501(c)(4) group that is not supposed
Opinion · 115th Congress
Why Voters Are Still Wary 10 Years After the Economic Collapse
In exit polls from the 2008 presidential election, 85 percent of voters said they were worried about the direction of the nation’s economy, with 50 percent “very worried.”
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Trump Tweet-Slams Democrats Before Kavanaugh Finishes Opening Remarks
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 4, 2018 var rcrdTwitter = 1; As Trump was posting those tweets, Kavanaugh began a days-long process of trying to convince Democrats senators he will not
Opinion · 115th Congress
Parsing Ohio’s 12th: Neither Party Should Rush to Conclusions Just Yet
We also know that in the remaining five counties, turnout was roughly 21 percent lower than 2014, which for a special election would normally still be considered a good turnout.
GOP Senate Candidate Returns Contributions From Conservative PAC
The PAC was initially registered with the Federal Election Commission in Lexington, Kentucky, and has a mailbox in Charlottesville, Virginia, and an office for volunteers in Clemmons, North Carolina
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Analysis: Big Flashpoints in the Judicial Confirmation Wars
McConnell Wants SCOTUS Nominee’s Merits Considered While Schumer Warns of Partisan Struggles [jwp-video n=”1″] Ever since the Supreme Court’s 5-4 Bush v.
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Democrats Score Big in 21–5 Baseball Blowout Over GOP
Democrats continued to show their dominance on the diamond Thursday night with a massive 21–5 win over the Republicans at the 57th annual Congressional Baseball Game.
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Two Former Lawmakers Aim for Rematch in Nevada’s 4th District
Should they win, the general election would be a rematch of 2014, when Hardy ousted Horsford in a surprise only to lose the seat two years later.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: A Midterm Environment Is Beginning to Take Shape, but Beware the Late Decider
And the trend in this year’s congressional election — a race once thought to be a shoo-in for Democrats — has been moving toward the GOP.