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Bannon talk shows Trump attack on election could damage GOP long-term
GOP leadership in the Senate is discouraging Republican senators from contesting any states during the Electoral College ratification on Jan. 6.
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
At the Races: Runoff the red-nosed reindeer
Mo Brooks, met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday to discuss an effort to block Congress from affirming Biden’s Electoral College victory on Jan. 6. Toast of the Hill: Rep.
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At the Races: Mitch’s last-minute shopping
Don’t flip the channel yet: The Electoral College’s vote has to be certified by Congress on Jan. 6, and Alabama Republican Rep.
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At the Races: Countdown to Perdeffler v. Ossock
This month, Rubio made it clear that he’s running for a third term, telling Miami’s NBC 6 his campaign is “full steam ahead” and he has “every intention of being on that ballot in 2022.”
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Gideon’s conundrum: What to do with all that extra money
The report shows that from Oct. 15 through Election Day, Gideon collected more than $6 million, including $2.5 million in “unitemized” contributions, or small donations of less than $200.
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At the Races: Humble pie
The count: 6 Iowa election officials certified the results in the open 2nd District on Monday, with GOP state Sen. Mariannette Miller-Meeks winning by just SIX votes.
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A handicapper’s confession: What I got right (and wrong) about 2020
Dec. 6, 2018 In the wake of record-breaking turnout in the midterm elections and with President Donald Trump driving turnout among Republicans and Democrats, I projected record turnout nearly two
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At the Races: Ready for Zoomsgiving?
Loeffler agreed to debate Warnock on Dec. 6, while Perdue, who debated Ossoff twice before the November election, declined another round during the runoff.
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Latino voters swayed by sustained effort, groups say
state’s Democratic Party hoped to register millions of new voters, Biden’s 46 percent of the vote closed the gap from 2016 nominee Hillary Clinton’s 43 percent, but he still ended up losing by nearly 6
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How Democrats defending 30 ‘Trump districts’ did
Kim defeats Richter in NJ-03: Freshman Democrat Andy Kim easily dispatched a challenge from Republican David Richter in New Jersey’s 3rd District, which Trump won by 6 points in 2016.
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How to watch the battle for the Senate on election night (and beyond)
The first polls in the country will close a 6 p.m. Eastern Time across much of Kentucky. The cascade really begins at 7 p.m.
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Potential for uncounted military votes looms large in swing states
Georgia, another swing state, which also had just over 5,000 overseas mail ballots in 2016, only allows until Nov. 6 to receive those mailed ballots, the report said.
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8 events that shaped the 2020 elections
“Anybody that wants a test can get a test” The president’s words on March 6 came to symbolize his overall approach to the coronavirus.
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Election in sight: It all depends whether you believe your eyes
But a more recent Oct. 26-30 Times/Siena poll showed Biden leading by 6 points, 49 percent to 43 percent.
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At the Races: Closing time
Democrats also targeted the district in 2018, when Clarke Tucker lost to French by 6 points. This is Elliott’s second bid for the seat. (She lost by 20 points in the 2010 Republican wave.)
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Photo of the day: Trump on display, 6 days before election
A woman wears a face mask as she walks past a mural featuring posters of President Donald Trump with his face blacked out at Union Market in Washington on Wednesday.
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Election experts doubt Supreme Court decides White House race
It wouldn’t be through challenges to how elections were run but in how Congress decides to tally up the Electoral College votes on Jan. 6.
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What happens when a state can’t decide on its electors
He won enough states, though, that when Congress convened on Jan. 6, 1961, to officially certify who would be inaugurated two weeks later, Kennedy had an undisputed lead of nearly 100 votes in the
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Latest reports show more money surging against GOP in Senate battleground races
Martha McSally raised just under $6 million to challenger Mark Kelly’s $7 million.
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In Michigan district, Trump factor could turn seat over to Democrats
But an Oct. 6-11 New York Times/Siena College poll gave Trump a narrow 48 percent to 46 percent lead among the state’s white graduates.