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Corrected 6:30 p.m. | Despite indications earlier Monday that the Violence Against Women Act would not be extended as part of the two-week continuing resolution, the stopgap funding measure would indeed
In 1981, when the national population was about 20 percent nonwhite, 6 percent of Congress were a minority. In 2001, minorities made up 12 percent of Congress, compared with 31 percent of the nation.
The Sierra Club plans to spend more than $6 million, and the Environmental Defense Action Fund expects to spend $6 million on federal races and $1 million on state and local races.
A Republican woman won Arizona’s 8th District special election Tuesday night, although Debbie Lesko’s 6-point margin of victory for a solidly GOP seat raised party concerns about the tough election
Apol, dated April 6 and made public Monday, comes as Pruitt struggles to defend himself against the ethical snags and as several lawmakers, including a few Republicans, have publicly rebuked him or called
Idleman will officially announce her bid for New York’s 21st District seat at an event on Jan. 6.
“Beginning on November 6, the Ways and Means Committee will consider this legislation in a committee markup.” President Donald Trump called the adoption “big news” in a Twitter post.
President Donald Trump won these newly targeted seats by anywhere from 6 to 49 points.
President Barack Obama twice carried New York’s 21st District by 6 points. Stefanik won by more than 20 points in 2014, when she became the youngest woman ever elected to the House.
Patrick Meehan had significantly more money in the bank on April 6 than Democrats’ preferred candidate, Bill Golderer, $2.5 million-$136,000.