Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: It’s Too Soon to Bet the Ranch on the Midterms
The CBS survey (May 3-6) showed 40 percent of each of the parties’ supporters as “very enthusiastic” about voting, with 23 percent of each somewhat enthusiastic.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Appropriations Vs. Judges: Battle for Senate Floor Time Nears
Domenici, who castigated the strategy of punting on appropriations bills in a blistering Dec. 6, 2006, floor speech.
San Antonio Not Looking for a Republican Invasion
Trump’s 75-minute “I alone can fix it” stem-winder drew 32.2 million viewers, by Nielson’s count, just 7 percent more than Hillary Clinton’s speech the following week and 6 percent more than Mitt Romney
Policy · 115th Congress
Health Officials Hit Back at Critics of Trump’s Drug Price Plan
Currently, Part B drugs are purchased by the physicians administering them, who are then reimbursed at 6 percent more than the drug’s average sales price.
Politics · 115th Congress
Farm Bill Gets Two Days of House Rules Committee Consideration
They oppose provisions that would retool and expand food stamp work requirements to able-bodied adults ages 18 to 59 who are not parents of children age 6 and younger.
Politics · 115th Congress
DCCC Takes Sides to Avoid Shutout in Crowded California Primary
The poll surveyed 400 likely primary voters from May 6-8 via landline and cell phones. The margin of error was 4.9 percent.
Politics · 115th Congress
Six Months Out: The 10 Most Vulnerable House Incumbents
Trump carried the 22nd District by double digits, but Tenney won her first term by a narrower 6-point margin in a race with a third party candidate.
Politics · 115th Congress
Rothenberg’s Dangerous Dozen Open House Seats
6. Arizona’s 2nd (Martha McSally, R) McSally is running for the Senate in what could be a terrible Republican year, both in her state and nationally.
Politics · 115th Congress
Charlie Dent Leaving Congress At Week’s End
Patrick Meehan, who resigned April 27, would occur on the same day as the Nov. 6 general election — that Dent’s would occur then too.
Politics · 115th Congress
With Debbie Lesko Sworn In, The House is Still Short Members
Lesko of took her oath of office as a member of the House at 6:59 p.m. on Monday, as well as the traditional ceremonial swearing in with Speaker Paul D. Ryan, R-Wis.
Politics · 115th Congress
All the Voter ID Laws in May Primary States, Explained
Voters who forget their photo ID at home can cast a provisional ballot and return within 6 days to provide identification and have their vote counted.
Politics · 115th Congress
5 Things to Watch on Primary Day This Tuesday
He’s spent nearly $6 million of his own money on the race, and likely much more by the time Tuesday comes and goes.
Politics · 115th Congress
Analysis: GOP Senate Targets Fade From View
Pennsylvania Donald Trump carried Pennsylvania by seven-tenths of a point — about 44,000 votes out of more than 6 million cast.
Politics · 115th Congress
At the Races: The Ugliest Primaries Are Almost Over
Patrick Meehan, who resigned last week, will take place in conjunction with the general election on Nov. 6.
Politics · 115th Congress
Special Election to Replace Patrick Meehan Set for Nov. 6
Patrick Meehan for Nov. 6, the same day as the general election.
Politics · 115th Congress
Federal Judge Rules Lamborn Should Be on Primary Ballot
Updated 6:37 p.m. | A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Colorado Republican Rep.
Politics · 115th Congress
Conservative Groups Rally Behind Potential Jim Jordan Speaker Bid
The group describes itself as “6 million Americans who are passionate about promoting free markets and individual liberty.”
Politics · 115th Congress
Hawley Circulates Polling Memo Showing Tight Missouri Senate Race
Eight percent backed former Libertarian presidential candidate Austin Petersen, while 6 percent backed Courtland Sykes, who garnered national media attention for a lengthy statement calling feminists “
Politics · 115th Congress
Here Are the 7 Congressmen Accused of Sexual Misconduct Since #MeToo
Blake Farentholdresigned April 6, four months after news broke that he had settled a sexual harassment lawsuit with taxpayer money.