Top Races to Watch in 2016: The Mountain Region
President Barack Obama won the 6th by 6 points in 2012 and 9 points in 2008, but Coffman easily dispatched former state Speaker Andrew Romanoff, 52 percent to 43 percent, in 2014. State Sen.
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Michigan’s Benishek Gets a Democratic Challenger — or Two
National Democrats are excited about Johnson’s candidacy because of his prominence within the state as a twice-elected party chairman who lost a state House race by just 6 points in 2012.
Senators Unveil 6-Year Transportation Bill
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Parties Gear Up for Crucial Test in Only Competitive Texas District
As 1 of only 6 Republicans seeking re-election in a Tossup district, Hurd has already been a top target for Democrats , who would need to net 30 seats to win control of the House, while the National
The Democrats’ Ace by Night, Pivotal Trade Vote by Day
Of the 188 members of the Democratic Caucus, 6 out of 7 are firmly opposed to the measure even though it’s the president’s top legislative priority this year.
Why Titus Won’t Run for Reid’s Senate Seat
They’re hoping to avoid a repeat of 2010 , when Sharron Angle emerged from a messy primary field and went on to lose to Reid by less than 6 points. Titus’ decision could push Republican Rep.
Trade Votes of Past Point to Obama’s Troubles Ahead
While the Republicans in the group were in favor by a lopsided ratio of 6 to 1 (23-4), the Democrats were opposed by about 2 to 1 (15 “no” and 6 “yes.”)
Sanders Asks Democrats to Pick Proud Non-Democrat
He starts with 6 percent support among Democrats, according to the Real Clear Politics average of five national polls conducted in the past month.
Democrats Down on Potential Iowa Candidate
President Barack Obama carried the district by 6 points in 2008 and 4 points in 2012, making it a seat Democrats must capture for any hope of picking up the 30 seats necessary for House control.
It’s Early: Why Pundits Shouldn’t Overreact
Not quite a month after that, on Jan. 6, former New Jersey Sen.
Democrats’ Maryland Senate Circus
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada has already decided to back Van Hollen, releasing a statement on March 6 calling him “the best and most effective person for the job.”
Staff Decamp Vulnerable Democrat’s Office Over Fundraising Concerns (Updated)
Brad Ashford’s office have left since his swearing-in on Jan. 6. The exits include Ashford’s chief of staff and two communications directors, who departed over the past few weeks.
GOP Aim: Make Menendez’s Troubles About Reid
He went before the cameras on March 6, after CNN reported Attorney General Eric H.
Democratic Floodgates Open for Maryland House Seat
Correction, 6:55 p.m. A previous version of this story misidentified the location of Madaleno’s district. Correction, 7:35 p.m.
House GOP Fails to Advance 3-Week DHS Funding Bill (Updated) (Video)
Updated 6:13 p.m. | House Republicans fell short of votes needed to advance a three-week bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security Friday evening, 203-224.
Lawmakers Push Longshot Bid to Rewrite Voting Rights Act
Correction: 6:45 p.m. A previous version of this story misstated when the 50th anniversary of the VRA will occur.
Boehner, McCarthy Circle Wagons for Scalise
Hanging over all the Scalise news is the Jan. 6 speaker election in the House.
Kevin McCarthy, Ben Ray Luján Among Capitol Hill’s Big Winners in 2014
-Mexico border was “like I ordered it off the menu.” 6. Rep. Ben Ray Luján, D-N.M.
‘Do-Nothing Congress’ Rewrites Legacy With ‘Cromnibus’
Updated: 6:37 p.m. | They say numbers don’t lie. But in this case, numbers don’t tell the whole truth, either.
N.H. Democrats Prep Kelly Ayotte Challenge
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