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LiPetri, who lost to Suozzi by 4 points in 2024, secured Trump's endorsement Wednesday. Meanwhile, in Florida, retired Army Brig. Gen. Leela Gray is the latest Democrat to enter the race against Rep.
Cole withstood a flood of negative ads funded by businessman Paul Bondar, who had about 21 percent of the vote and faced questions about his residency.
Americans 4 Security PAC spent $6.2 million and Defending Main Street SuperPAC Inc. spent $691,000 against Bodnar.
January 6th lies about the 2020 election and the plots to steal the election posed a great — gravest threat to US democracy since the Civil War, but they failed. [Applause] America stood.
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.
Polls show his once-indicted predecessor, with more state and federal charges possible, paradoxically is the 2024 general election front-runner.
Voters, overall, said they didn’t believe the statement, 62 percent to 21 percent. If we were grading credibility, Biden and his Democratic colleagues on the Hill would be getting a big fail.
The paper quoted the county clerk saying election officials started to mail out ballots to voters on Sept. 17.
Even so, average weekly earnings in July were still 4% below the peak month of February 1973; that’s the real “roof.”
But the proposal has venture capital and real estate interests, which have poured cash into Democratic campaigns this cycle, at DEFCON 4.
A Quinnipiac University poll released Aug. 6 showed her within 12 percentage points of frontrunner Joe Biden, and up to 21 percent of Democratic voters and independents who lean left versus the former
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.
(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call file photo)4. Jan. 22: Snow-covered nuns from the Fraternite Notre Dame in Chicago stand in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on the anniversary of Roe v.