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Gomez took his seat more than a month after he defeated fellow Democrat Robert Lee Ahn 59 percent to 41 percent in a June 6 special election in California’s 34th District.
6. The 2016 presidential results might be the exception rather than the new rule.
Roughly 6 percent of voters had already cast mail-in ballots as of Friday, according to Political Data, a voter data firm.
At 6 p.m., a cadre of Republican lawmakers from the Energy and Commerce Committee met in an unmarked Capitol office to make changes they hoped would bring moderate holdouts on board with the party
Republicans must get out today and VOTE in Georgia 6. Force runoff and easy win! Dem Ossoff will raise your taxes-very bad on crime & 2nd A. — Donald J.
Veterans' programs would also see a 6 percent increase in fiscal 2018 under Trump's proposal, and the Department of Homeland Security would get a nearly 7 percent boost from fiscal 2017 enacted levels.
Reception canceled The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation canceled its reception in honor of the inaugural Kakehashi Japan study abroad delegation, originally scheduled for today at 6 p.m. at the American
Eleven House Republicans, who will be expected by party leadership and the White House to support their party's replacement plan, represent districts where at least 6 percent of their constituents are
"The bill went online live for the entire American people, all of you, all of us to read, all of our colleagues to read at 6 o'clock last night," Energy and Commerce Chairman Greg Walden said Tuesday.
Using similar footage of Ossoff dressed as Han Solo, the narrator concludes the one-minute video by saying, "Sorry, Trump Republicans, but District 6 has a new hope."
Democrats have a vacancy in California's 34th District, the seat of Xavier Becerra, who resigned last month to become the Golden State's attorney general; the special election to fill his seat is June 6,
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.
Lawmakers are currently out of town until Sept. 6. Â Andrew Siddons, John T. Bennett and Kellie Mejdrich contributed to this story.
The same day, July 6, Reid said Obama administration officials told him they would support a Senate-passed $1.1 billion Zika package, which passed as an amendment to a broader appropriations measure
Insurers would get back $10 billion, $6 billion and $4 billion, respectively, in each of those years, to help cover unusually high medical expenses they might not have predicted in the new markets.