Campaigns · 117th Congress
Abortion rights backers see big wins in Tuesday results
Opponents spent nearly $23 million against the initiative; advocates spent more than $6 million.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Rep. Ralph Abraham Tiptoes Closer to Louisiana Governor Run
legitimate candidates lacking the financial resources and ability to successfully compete for the intended office,” warned Republican Party Chairman Louis Gurvich in an editorial prompted by the Dec. 6
Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Candidates Are Hearing It From Constituents With Pre-Existing Conditions
“I had to go through 6 months of chemotherapy and a month of radiation while fighting MY OWN Senator to keep my care,” she tweeted. Why is my U.S.
Politics · 115th Congress
New York Race Spotlights National Clash Over Health Care
(A Kaiser Family Foundation analysis did find that the GOP bill would have raised health care costs for more than 6 million people with pre-existing conditions).
Politics · 115th Congress
House Democrats, Republicans Unite Behind Opioids Bill
“I believe HR 6 could have been stronger,” said Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee Chairman Michael C.
Politics · 115th Congress
Red-State Democrats Zero In on Opioid Epidemic
returns from a brief recess this week to a busy fall schedule that includes government funding legislation and a Supreme Court nomination, leaving little wiggle room to pass an opioids package before Nov. 6.
Politics · 115th Congress
When Things Get Heated in the Hearing Room
Watch Protesters Derail First Few Minutes of Graham-Cassidy Hearing [jwp-video n=”6″] Watch Activists Chant During Hearing on ADA Bill [jwp-video n=”7″]
Politics · 115th Congress
Republicans Warming to $15 Billion Cuts Package
He also noted that Democrats voted to cut more than $6 billion in unspent CHIP funds in the fiscal 2018 omnibus spending bill enacted in March, although the money was used to offset other programs in
Politics · 115th Congress
Senate Leaders Strike Budget Deal
Democrats also cited as a win an agreement for $6 billion over two years to address the scourge of opioid abuse, along with another $2 billion for the National Institutes of Health over the same period
Politics · 115th Congress
Immigration Crackdown Raises Fears of Seeking Health Care
In Fresno County, the undocumented group fell by 9,585 people, or almost 33 percent, from September 2015 to July 2017, while the rest of the Medicaid population in that county grew by 6 percent.
Politics · 115th Congress
History Shows You Can’t Bank on Tax Bill Projections
When Roll Call reviewed the CBO’s most recent estimates for that 10-year period, combined with actual results through fiscal 2016, the discrepancy had grown to 6 percent.
Politics · 115th Congress
States Face Children’s Health Coverage Uncertainty
However, she said that even with this funding, Minnesota will lose some federal matching grant money, which costs the state budget about $6 million per month.
Politics · 115th Congress
5 Things Tuesday’s Results Tell Us About 2018
Hillary Clinton won the district by 10 points, while Comstock won a second term by 6 points last fall. Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales rates the race Tilt Republican. Gov.
Politics · 115th Congress
Government Outlines Corruption Case Against Menendez
Arguments are slated to begin in one week on Sept. 6, and elements of the federal trial could put the Senate’s internal operations under fire, as well.
Politics · 115th Congress
Senate Health Panel Will Hear From Governors, Insurance Leaders
The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee on Tuesday set a hearing Sept. 6 with state insurance commissioners and another on Sept. 7 with governors.
Politics · 115th Congress
Can Quist Chart Path for Other Democrats to Follow?
His campaign announced Tuesday that he’s raised more than $6 million, which has been crucial in the final days of the race. At Quist’s rallies on the last weekend before the election with Sen.
Politics · 115th Congress
How the House Finally Got to ‘Yes’ on Health Care
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