Politics · 114th Congress
The Senate: How the Challengers Rank
6. Democratic Rep. Tammy Duckworth of Illinois, running against Republican Sen. Mark S. Kirk.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Democrats Lead in Top Races in Battleground North Carolina
Pat McCrory by 6 points, 50 percent to 44 percent. The poll found Cooper, the state’s attorney general, has an advantage among women, nonwhite and young voters.
Politics · 114th Congress
Democrats Say Patrick Murphy Can Still Win — But Will He Have the Money?
Leading the polls Fewer than six weeks before Election Day, the incumbent Republican leads Murphy in every recent poll, including by 6, 9, and 11 points.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Word on the Hill: Roll Out the Blue Carpet
At the National Building Museum at 6 p.m., a blue carpet will roll out for the finalists, celebrities and members of Congress, including House Speaker Paul D.
Politics · 114th Congress
Poll: Clinton, Trump Tied as First Debate Arrives
Clinton’s 6-point lead in a Bloomberg Politics national poll from August has eroded and Bloomberg’s latest poll, released Monday, shows her tied with Trump at 46 percent among likely voters.
Politics · 114th Congress
As a Senator, Hillary Clinton Got Along With the GOP. Could She Do So as President?
Graham said on May 6, “I absolutely will not support Hillary Clinton for President.
Politics · 114th Congress
Where Are They Now?
Angle ended up losing to Reid by 6 points that November. Now: Angle has attempted other runs for office since then. She turned down the chance to run for the House in 2012.
Politics · 114th Congress
Roll Call’s Senate Challenger Rankings: Take Two
Democratic former Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto, running in an open-seat race against Heck (previous ranking: No. 6) Cortez Masto’s fall in these rankings is a little deceiving —
Politics · 114th Congress
2 Months to Go: The 10 Most Vulnerable House Members
Fall Forecast: The Top 10 Most Vulnerable House Members [jwp-video n=”1″] Colorado’s Mike Coffman, for example, sits in a district President Barack Obama won by 6 points in 2012.
Politics · 114th Congress
Presidential Debate Moderators Announced
2000: Proposed venue and dates were announced Jan. 6; final schedule with moderators announced Sept. 14. Hira Qureshi contributed to this report.
Politics · 114th Congress
Zika Spending Stalemate in Congress Spills Over Into Campaigns
The Democratic nominee recently traveled to Miami to urge congressional leadership to bring the House and Senate back into session before their scheduled Sept. 6 return to pass an emergency spending bill
Politics · 114th Congress
House Members Send Mail on Taxpayer’s Dime, Vulnerable Ones Do It Much More
In total, House members spent about $6 million on mail franking in the first quarter of 2016.
Policy · 114th Congress
Zika Funding Gone by the End of September, HHS Says
With Congress out of town for a seven-week summer recess ending Sept. 6, lawmakers — particularly those up for re-election — continue to feel the political heat as the Zika situation worsens.
Politics · 114th Congress
Who Are the Likely VP Picks for Clinton?
6. Massachusetts Sen Elizabeth Warren Nobody excites the progressive base more than Warren.
Politics · 114th Congress
Donald Trump’s Great White Hope
And Bush won 11 percent of the black voters who turned out, compared to 6 percent for Romney in 2012. Fewer minorities voted in 2004 overall.
Politics · 114th Congress
Party Pay Gap: House Democrats Spend More On Staff Than GOP
House lawmakers overall have paid staff an average of $2,480 per day in the 114th Congress, making the difference between Republicans and Democrats 6 percent of what’s spent on staff daily.
Politics · 114th Congress
Cory Gardner: Glenn Can Make Colorado Race Competitive
Michael Bennet, who has nearly $6 million in the bank. Glenn ended the pre-primary reporting period with just $50,000.
Politics · 114th Congress
Congressional Roundup: Ellmers Becomes First GOP Incumbent to Lose
In 2014, the GOP operative came within 6 points of knocking off Jones.
Politics · 114th Congress
Now a Democrat, Once a Republican?
[ 6 Things Losing Candidates Say ] Whether those attacks stick generally boils down to two factors: how long ago the donations were made and who the recipients were, said longtime
A Dip Into Debate Watch Parties
Deal : $1 Natural Light Beer, $2 shooters, $3 Coors, Bud Light, Yuengling, Miller and $6 Margaritas.