Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: Spring fever
Hillary Scholten won’t run for Senate, she told The Detroit News, and will instead seek a third term in the House. Scholten flipped her Grand Rapids-area seat in 2022.
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Awkward abound: Joe Biden and the lame-duck countdown
Trump and some of his surrogates pounced, trying to turn the incident into this cycle’s "deplorables" moment, a reference to Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, using that term to
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Bayou battles
“At some point in a career, one needs to step aside and allow others to bring fresh ideas and abilities into the fight for liberty, just as I have,” the Energy and Commerce Committee member said in his
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: It was so nice, they’re running twice
Sheehy’s spokeswoman told Bloomberg that, if elected, he would step down from the company and comply with Senate ethics rules.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Under new management?
We now have a huge opportunity to step in and show what we can do — but only if we move quickly to prove our numbers,” he wrote in an email soliciting donations for fellow House Democrat Eric Swalwell
Campaigns · 117th Congress
At the Races: Surf’s down?
Late to the party: Along with the anticlimactic finish to Wisconsin’s Democratic Senate primary, Tuesday’s elections saw Vermont Democrats take a step toward possibly ending the state’s distinction
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Seven questions about Tuesday’s primaries in seven states
Payne Jr., D-N.J., faces political organizer Imani Oakley, who outraised him in one quarter last year, sparking the incumbent to step up his campaign and fundraising efforts compared to previous cycles
Campaigns · 117th Congress
At the Races: Still Roe-verberating
When the Senate voted Wednesday to consider a bill to expand abortion rights, Democrats knew the procedural step would fall short of the 60 votes needed.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
A campaign trail transformed: ’22 is starting to look more normal
When Democrat Hillary Scholten first ran for Congress in 2020, her campaign, like much of the rest of the world, went almost totally virtual.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
At the Races: Retreat rerouted
Ed Perlmutter; Michigan’s 3rd, where Hillary Scholten is challenging GOP Rep. Peter Meijer; New Mexico’s 2nd, where Gabe Vasquez is seeking to oust GOP Rep.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Here are the 3 Republicans who bucked Trump on the Paris climate accord
For freshman Democrats from competitive seats, the lead-up to the vote was an opportunity to deliver impassioned remarks and try to paint the GOP as out of step with Americans on the issue.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
It’s no longer all about Republican primaries for the Club for Growth
“Bill Negley was wrong about the choice between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton,” one ad said. The club declined to endorse candidates who were strongly anti-trade.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Shutdown kick-starts the 2020 congressional campaign
problem that those Republicans are going to have in the 2020 election cycle: They’re afraid to break with their Republican base and with President Trump on key issues — but in doing so they are out of step
Politics · 115th Congress
It’s Baaaccck! Health Care Law Again Front and Center in Midterms
Delgado said in an email that allowing people to buy into Medicare is an “achievable first step” toward moving to a program like Medicare for All.
Politics · 115th Congress
Campaigns Grapple With Cybersecurity as Russian Threat Looms
They have instituted some cybersecurity best practices such as two-step authentication and haven’t detected additional suspicious activity.
Politics · 115th Congress
5 Things to Watch in Tuesday’s Primaries
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee took the unusual step of releasing research on Moser ahead of the March 6 primary to highlight her past comments it viewed as damaging in a general election
Politics · 115th Congress
Meet the Democrat Who’s Not Giving Up on Rural, Working-Class Districts
Look to the Money, the TV Ad Money [jwp-video n=”1″] A champion for rural districts House Democrats need two kinds of districts to win the majority: GOP-held suburban seats that voted for Hillary
Politics · 115th Congress
Targeting a Blue Texan: Will National Democrats Pay a Price?
The contest was propelled into the national spotlight less than two weeks before the March 6 primary when the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee took the unusual step of releasing opposition research
Politics · 115th Congress
Fiercest Fight of the Midterms May Be the One for Maps
This year’s election season could reveal just how much the current districts have entrenched an advantage for one political party over the other, whether courts will step in to stop state lawmakers
Politics · 115th Congress
Hoyer Defends Urging Candidate to Drop Out of Democratic Primary
Mike Coffman has been an elusive target in past cycles, but Hillary Clinton won the district by 9 points in 2016.