Politics · 115th Congress
Democrats Get Preferred Candidates in House Races in Texas
Each of those races on the Democratic side went to a runoff after no one took more than 50 percent of the vote in the March 6 primary.
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Politics · 115th Congress
5 Things to Watch in Tuesday’s Primaries
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee took the unusual step of releasing research on Moser ahead of the March 6 primary to highlight her past comments it viewed as damaging in a general election
Politics · 115th Congress
Emails Show Farenthold’s Pursuit of Lobbying Job
Farenthold resigned from Congress on April 6 after it was revealed he settled a sexual harassment claim with $84,000 in taxpayer money.
Politics · 115th Congress
Meehan Contributes to Pennsylvania Republicans Following Harassment News
The special election to replace Meehan will be held on Nov. 6. Meehan is not the only former member of Congress who resigned in disgrace to contribute to campaigns.
Politics · 115th Congress
The Political Turnpike Runs Through Pennsylvania
The 6-foot-8-inch, tattooed and tough-talking liberal ran for the Democratic Senate nomination, competing against former Rep. Joe Sestak and Katie McGinty for the right to take on GOP Sen.
Politics · 115th Congress
Freedom Caucus Wants to Delay Farm Bill for Immigration Votes
Those discussions continued around 6:30 p.m.
Politics · 115th Congress
Targeting a Blue Texan: Will National Democrats Pay a Price?
The contest was propelled into the national spotlight less than two weeks before the March 6 primary when the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee took the unusual step of releasing opposition research
A Steady Flow of Political Royal Blood to Congress
Their arrival would keep the size of the informal Family Business Caucus in line with where it has been for at least two decades — between 4 percent and 6 percent of the total membership.
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.
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.
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.
Policy · 115th Congress
Supreme Court Strikes Down Law Banning Sports Gambling
In a 6-3 opinion, the justices struck down key provisions of a 1992 federal law, known as the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, finding that it violates the 10th Amendment’s delegation
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
Paul Ryan Starts Off Whirlwind Day With Coffee With House Chaplain
She voted for this exact same thing, to rescind this money into CHIP — more than that, $6 billion in the [omnibus spending package] to spend it somewhere else instead of … to send it back to the taxpayer