Campaigns · 116th Congress
Biden to tap Ohio Rep. Marcia Fudge to run housing agency
Fudge sits on three House committees: Agriculture, Administration, and Education and Labor. HUD is overseen by the House Financial Services Committee.
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
In Georgia Senate runoff, Loeffler targets Warnock sermons
is whether the effort, designed to motivate Trump supporters to turn out, will also fire up many of the Black voters who helped President-elect Joe Biden become the first Democrat to win Georgia since Bill
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Threat of Democratic control drives GOP in Georgia Senate runoffs
Nevertheless, they say they are the GOP’s last line of defense against Democratic control of the Senate — which would only be true with Democrat Joe Biden in the White House and Vice President Kamala Harris
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RNC fact check: Questioning economic and tax claims
In fact, Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton have appointed more women to Cabinet-level positions in one term than Trump has in his.
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RNC fact check: First night speakers spin
Bush’s term, ran the entire eight years of Bill Clinton’s presidency, and ended two months into the first term of Bush’s son George W. Bush.
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House Democrats’ agenda barely mentioned at convention as Pelosi forced to talk about Trump
Several speakers, including Pelosi herself, have warned about the danger of another four more years with Trump in the White House.
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Green advocates hope Harris sparks young, disadvantaged voters
Hillary Clinton lost the election four years ago by 80,000 votes after Democrats in the Midwest who previously voted for Obama stayed home on Election Day, he noted.
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DNC fact check: Clinton misleads on unemployment; Biden shares credit for auto bailout
Clinton and Jimmy Carter.
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What to watch in Tuesday’s primaries
Watkins won the seat in 2018 by less than a point, after Trump had carried it by 18 points two years earlier.
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At the Races: Air war vs. ground game
Snowball’s chance: The House may be set to vote next week on a bill to grant Washington, D.C. statehood, as CQ Roll Call’s Chris Cioffi reported.
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Ten years into Obamacare, cost and access issues abound
She projects she only has a few years before her savings are gone.
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At the Races: Hangover Thursday
Why not Warren: Vox’s Matthew Yglesias looked at why Warren’s campaign fizzled despite so much sizzle among white, educated professionals.
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Texas battleground takes shape ahead of 2020
John Carter is also a Democratic target after Hegar nearly defeated him two years ago.
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Most vulnerable Democrats are avoiding the presidential primary. Not Colin Allred
While Hillary Clinton carried Allred’s district, which includes affluent areas of North Dallas and nearby suburbs, she won by less than 2 points.
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At the Races: No one’s calling you dumb
Bernie Sanders’ complaints about Hillary Clinton getting an unfair advantage from the party establishment.
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Outside group attacks Maine’s Susan Collins on prescription drug pricing
Collins, who announced she’s running for a fifth term late last month, is a top Democratic target as one of just two Republican senators up for reelection this year in a state Hillary Clinton carried
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States in the Midwest with outsize roles in the 2020 elections
And many of those states will also be prime battlegrounds in the fight for control of the Senate, where Democrats need a net gain of four seats to take a majority (three if they win the White House and
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2020 strategy: If you can’t beat ’em — move
Bill Flores has joined five other House Republicans from Texas in opting against reelection, a phenomenon some have branded a GOP “Texodus.”