Campaigns · 117th Congress
What to watch in Tuesday’s primaries in Georgia
With a third candidate in the race, Donna McLeod, the winner will have to get more than 50 percent of the vote to avoid a June 21 runoff. Georgia Rep.
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Early primaries show Trump’s sway holding in congressional races
The group who filled the airwaves in the weeks leading up to the election with ads highlighting his harsh 2016 criticism of Trump. Vance will face Democratic Rep.
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At the Races: Historic confirmation, then recess
We’ll be back on April 21. Before heading out for a two-week spring recess, senators today cast a history-making vote to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as the first Black woman on the U.S.
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Rise of right-wing apps seen worsening midterm disinformation
Unlike the past two election cycles, when Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and others worked with federal, state and local election officials to take down election-related misinformation, it’s unclear
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At the Races: Sinematic
Her argument for across-the-aisle deal-making may have appeal in the Grand Canyon State, which flipped from a 4-point victory for Donald Trump in 2016 to a Biden win by three-tenths of a point four
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One year out: 8 questions about the midterms
The party controlling the White House usually struggles in midterm elections, losing an average of 33 House seats in 19 of the last 21 midterm elections.
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At the Races: Trillion-dollar talks
Susan Wild by 4 points in the competitive 7th District.
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At the Races: The other deadline today
RIP: The Sept. 21 death of former 12-term New York GOP Rep.
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Standoff by moderates highlights Democratic rift, but will it affect 2022?
Jim Costa, California’s 16th District In California, candidates of all parties run on the same primary ballot and the two top vote-getters go on to the general election.
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Backed by ex-Rep. Cedric Richmond, Troy Carter wins Louisiana 2nd District runoff
Troy Carter in a special election runoff Saturday.
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Subtle differences separate Democrats seeking open House seat in Louisiana
Louisiana’s 2nd District was drawn to take in Black voters in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, and 21 percent of residents are below the federal poverty line.
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House set to move on elections overhaul as outside advocates focus on Senate
Left-leaning organizations such as Indivisible, Public Citizen, Democracy 21 and Common Cause, among others, have ramped up lobbying, grassroots and advertising campaigns aimed at the Senate, which
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Emmer, House GOP see majority in reach for 2022
barely kept their seats on Election Day.
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Election in sight: It all depends whether you believe your eyes
For example, the last NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll of 2016 (conducted Nov. 3-5, 2016) showed Hillary Clinton ahead by 4 or 5 points, depending on whether you included the names and parties of
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10 most vulnerable senators: Outspent Republicans overrun final list before election
Here are the most vulnerable senators heading into Election Day: Jones has spent nearly $24.8 million on his race in ruby-red Alabama.
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Blue wave survivors: Can John Katko defy gravity again?
“That’s exactly what this election is about. … And his choice, his conclusion is to endorse Trump.” Former GOP Rep. James T.
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Debate fact-check: False claims amid disorderly fracas
The paper quoted the county clerk saying election officials started to mail out ballots to voters on Sept. 17.
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Election energy revs up on abortion policy
Evangeline Lancette, the 21-year-old field director for the anti-abortion Susan B.
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At the Races: Supreme politics
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said earlier this month that the platform was “partnering with Reuters and the National Election Pool to provide authoritative information about election results.”
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COVID-19 tests unions’ ability to deliver votes, manpower, money to Democrats
According to the Federal Election Commission, in the two years before the 2016 elections, labor-affiliated political action committees spent $331.5 million — about 14 percent less than the $385.7 million