Clinton Emails: 5 Best Mentions of Members of Congress
Barb– I loved your comments at your re-election kickoff and hope you’ve scared off all the would-be opponents. How’s our friend, Martin, doing?
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Clinton Emails: 5 Best Mentions of Members of Congress
Barb– I loved your comments at your re-election kickoff and hope you’ve scared off all the would-be opponents. How’s our friend, Martin, doing?
Democrats Likely to Gain One House Seat in Florida Redraw
Daniel Webster are likely to have tough — if not impossible — roads to re-election. Â
Florida Legislature Called Into Special Redistricting Session
Florida legislators were notified Monday that a special session will be held Aug. 10 to 21 to approve a new congressional district map . Â
NRCC Adds Another Member to Program for Vulnerable Incumbents
Donovan is now one of 21 Republicans in the program. Democrats are seeking to net 30 seats in order to win House control — a tough task based on the current congressional map. Â
Trade Votes of Past Point to Obama’s Troubles Ahead
Given how few Democrats are in re-election trouble next year, and how few of them will ever consider siding with the companies in their districts over the laborers, Obama can’t expect much good to come
Trade Votes of Past Point to Obama’s Troubles Ahead
Given how few Democrats are in re-election trouble next year, and how few of them will ever consider siding with the companies in their districts over the laborers, Obama can’t expect much good to come
Delegation Clout Shifts in Aftermath of Earmark Era
Louisiana’s tumble from No. 4 all the way to No. 30 was fueled by the defeat of three-term Democratic Sen. Mary L.
Delegation Clout Shifts in Aftermath of Earmark Era
Louisiana’s tumble from No. 4 all the way to No. 30 was fueled by the defeat of three-term Democratic Sen. Mary L.
#tbt: Roll Call Interviews Bill Clinton as Lewinsky Scandal Breaks
As the Monica Lewinsky scandal unfolded on Jan. 21, 1998, President Bill Clinton went ahead that afternoon with three scheduled interviews with PBS, NPR and Roll Call, which
#tbt: Roll Call Interviews Bill Clinton as Lewinsky Scandal Breaks
(Rebecca Roth/CQ Roll Call File Photo) As the Monica Lewinsky scandal unfolded on Jan. 21, 1998, President Bill Clinton went ahead that afternoon with three scheduled interviews
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 1
And the balance of power in Congress was decided by just 36 percent of eligible voters – the smallest turnout for any federal election since 1942. Â
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 1
Question: Who was the first senator in four years to win re-election without any opponent from a major party?
Turned On? Tune In! Or Drop Out (Whatevs)
4) Ed Gillespie campaign watch party — Embassy Suites/8100 Loisdale Road, Springfield, Va.; 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.; free (RSVP required ). Â
Turned On? Tune In! Or Drop Out (Whatevs)
4) Ed Gillespie campaign watch party — Embassy Suites/8100 Loisdale Road, Springfield, Va.; 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.; free (RSVP required).
D.C. Elections: What to Watch
An upside-down flag on the District of Columbia’s official voter guide set election season off to a rocky start, but the Board of Elections is promising a successful result on Nov. 4. Â
GOP Gavel Fights: 11 House Committee Chairmanships In Play
But for a select few GOP lawmakers — those actively seeking committee chairmanships — the final days before Nov. 4 are as much about lining up support among colleagues as they are about connecting with
GOP Gavel Fights: 11 House Committee Chairmanships In Play
But for a select few GOP lawmakers — those actively seeking committee chairmanships — the final days before Nov. 4 are as much about lining up support among colleagues as they are about connecting with
Poll Shows McAllister Race Is Wide Open
Earlier this year, McAllister was caught on camera  kissing a married staffer — several months after he won a special election for the seat.
Pat Roberts Ranks Among Most Vulnerable Senators
Bill Cassidy in a potential majority-deciding election. 2. Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark.