Gregg Harper Exits Leadership Race, Could Be in Line for House Administration Gavel
Conference secretary is the No. 6 spot on the leadership rung. The incumbent is Rep. John Carter of Texas, who is leaving the leadership.
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Nancy Pelosi Suggests Wednesday Announcement
The California Democrat called Minority Whip Steny Hoyer, D-Md., over the weekend, the first time the two had spoken since the Nov. 6 elections.
House Update: GOP Holds Majority as Incumbents on Both Sides Fall
Dave Crooks (D) by about 6 points with 34 percent of precincts reporting.
New Democrats, Hispanic Caucus See Gains for 113th
The Nov. 6 House elections provided fresh blood for the New Democrat Coalition and Congressional Hispanic Caucus, while the Blue Dog Coalition continued to dwindle and the Congressional Black Caucus held
New Democrats, Hispanic Caucus See Gains for 113th
The Nov. 6 House elections provided fresh blood for the New Democrat Coalition and Congressional Hispanic Caucus, while the Blue Dog Coalition continued to dwindle and the Congressional Black Caucus held
Boehner, Cantor Say House Will Address Farm Bill
The House bill was put on hold through the Nov. 6 elections to protect some members from potentially difficult votes, such as on the level of 10-year cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Does Mitch McConnell Have a Conflict of Interests?
-elect Deb Fischer on Nov. 6, it has also led to some spectacular failures in the general election.
Does Mitch McConnell Have a Conflict of Interests?
-elect Deb Fischer on Nov. 6, it has also led to some spectacular failures in the general election.
Does Mitch McConnell Have a Conflict of Interests?
-elect Deb Fischer on Nov. 6, it has also led to some spectacular failures in the general election.
Donnelly’s Long and Winding Road to the Senate
Democrats estimate it cost the Republican 4 points in the polls, and Donnelly won the race by nearly 6 points. But Republicans have no doubt he lost the race because of it.
Little Light for Dark Money
At least $6 billion was spent on the 2012 election, by all accounts, but several hundred million more dollars are likely to remain hidden.
David Petraeus Resigns From CIA Amid Affair
Updated, 6:25 p.m. CIA Director David Petraeus resigned Friday, citing an extramarital affair, ending a tenure at the agency that lasted just more than a year.
White House Official Suggests Backers of Domestic Violence Bill Seek New Supporters
They lost their reelection bids Nov. 6. In the Senate, Republican supporters of the expanded domestic violence law who will not return next year include Scott P.
Mike Enzi Decision Could Affect Budget Panel
Updated: 6:27 p.m. Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) has a decision to make that could cause a shake up on the Budget Committee. With Sen.
Party Foul!
At the Democrats’ party at the Liaison Capitol Hill — where Diet Coke went for $6 a pop — party-goers got smashed pretty early.
In Senate, Republicans Hold Arizona; Democrats Keep New Mexico
In Arizona, Flake was up over his Democratic rival, former Surgeon General Richard Carmona (D), by more than 6 percent with 63 percent of precincts reporting.
Nevada: Dean Heller Prevails Over Shelley Berkley in Senate Race
He won by more than 6 points, but it was not enough for Berkley. Heller, who was appointed to the Senate last year, was thought to be especially vulnerable because he voted for Rep.
Montana: Tester Leads With Votes Still to Count
Libertarian candidate Dan Cox appeared to be giving Tester a significant boost by taking more than 6 percent of the vote.
Montana: Jon Tester Hangs On, Democrats Expand Majority
Libertarian candidate Dan Cox took more than 6 percent of the vote, much of that likely from voters who otherwise would have supported Rehberg.
California: Plenty of Turnover in House Delegation
Pete Stark, the dean of the Democratic delegation, lost by 6 points to Democratic challenger Eric Swalwell, a Dublin city councilman. And Rep. Joe Baca lost to state Sen.