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Campaigns · 117th Congress

Three Republicans who backed impeachment face the voters

Offering a sense of the electoral hazards for Republicans who voted to impeach Trump after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, four of the 10 opted not to run for reelection.

Campaigns · 117th Congress

GOP incumbents on defense, and other takeaways from primaries

this year — and it didn’t help him Tuesday, when he was forced into a runoff against a pro-Trump challenger who attacked Guest for his vote to establish an independent commission to investigate the Jan. 6,

Campaigns · 117th Congress

Seven questions about Tuesday’s primaries in seven states

Will Republicans pay for backing Jan. 6 commission? South Dakota GOP Rep. Dusty Johnson faces a primary from his right from state Rep.

Congress · 117th Congress

Meet the Bannon contempt vote, same as previous contempt votes

Bannon had refused to cooperate with the House’s select committee investigating the deadly riots at the Capitol on Jan. 6, claiming executive privilege, despite having left his official role at the

Congress · 117th Congress

Meet the 10 Republicans who voted to impeach Trump

Cheney circulated a 21-page memo to the GOP conference before the Jan. 6 votes objecting to Biden’s Electoral College victory, saying the measures set an “exceptionally dangerous precedent.”

Campaigns · 116th Congress

House Democrats widen massive fundraising edge

Corrected 6 p.m. | House Democrats have expanded their financial advantage over Republicans in battleground districts, new fundraising reports show.

Politics · 115th Congress

A Back-of-the-Envelope Look at How the House Could Flip

Journal poll found Democrats with an 8-point advantage on that question, while CNN and Fox News put it at 11 points, Quinnipiac had Democrats with a 9-point lead, and The Economist/YouGov had the margin at 6

Politics · 115th Congress

Analysis: The GOP Catch-22 — Donald Trump

Clinton’s job approval ratings stood at 59 percent in a Jan. 6-7, 1998, Gallup survey and at 66 percent in the same poll from Feb. 13 to 15, 1998.