Rep. Mikie Sherrill wins Democratic nomination for New Jersey governor
His nearest opponent, radio host Bill Spadea, was trailing with 21 percent, followed by state Sen. Jon Bramnick with 7 percent, among others. Â Â "Tonight, we celebrate.
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Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: House by the numbers
Grijalva opened a Democratic stronghold based in Tucson, but under state law, the special election called by Democratic Gov.
FEC reports show Democrats with tough races ahead building cash
New disclosures to the Federal Election Commission show donors continuing to back Democrats facing tough House and Senate races in November, but some challengers have shown a willingness to tap their personal
Biden and Trump: We can’t possibly lose to this guy
This means the election could be decided by voters who are unfavorable to both candidates.Â
The six most vulnerable senators this year are all Democrats
Based on conversations with campaign insiders and independent election analysts, Sen.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Impeachment impact
Bob Menendez to the 21 percent bigger average haul posted by battleground House Democrats than Republicans, our takeaways on Federal Election Commission reports for the first quarter of the year provide
Fundraising shows Democrats prepping for battle in both chambers
Gonzales raised 21 percent more — $822,000 vs. $677,000 — than a similarly situated Republican, a CQ Roll Call analysis of filings with the Federal Election Commission found.
Hispanic Caucus renews effort to expand campaign map
Morales, who serves on the Gresham City Council, is running in the May 21 primary for a rare open seat in the safe blue district. Democratic Rep.
Trump’s return to anti-immigration message takes hold among Republicans
For instance, an Associated Press-NORC survey conducted Nov. 30-Dec. 4 found that U.S. adults wanting the federal government to work on immigration grew from 27 percent in late 2022 to 35 percent in late
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Riding in a getaway car
And I know there’s a lot of folks out there thinking about the next election. And for some of the people in this room, the next election probably feels really close.
The (not really) dangerous (not quite a) dozen open House seats
More than a quarter of the way through the 2024 election cycle, however, there aren’t even a dozen open House seats in the country, and just three of them are remotely competitive.Â
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Playing to the base
ICYMI Summer assignment: Alabama legislators will have until July 21 to draw new congressional districts after the Supreme Court approved a lower court ruling earlier this month that found the state
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Debt drama may not fuel campaign ads
But only 4 percent had no opinion of Cruz, while 41 percent had a favorable impression of him and 49 percent had an unfavorable impression — compared with Allred’s 21/19 favorable/percent unfavorable ratio
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Cash course
Donors may now give $3,300 per candidate per election (so $6,600 for the primary and the general combined).
Campaigns · 117th Congress
At the Races: Summer’s last surprise
Democrat Mary Peltola’s win Wednesday night in the Alaska special election to replace the late GOP Rep.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Three states’ Senate primaries will fill gaps in fall landscape
Voters in three states will pick Senate nominees Tuesday, with Missourians setting the general election contest to fill the seat being vacated by the pending retirement of a fixture in Missouri and Capitol
Campaigns · 117th Congress
At the Races: Hearing today, gone tomorrow?
Explaining her vote to support raising the age to purchase a semiautomatic firearm from 18 to 21, Malliotakis noted that is already the requirement in New York’s 11th District.Â
Campaigns · 117th Congress
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.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
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