Campaigns · 117th Congress
California’s Jackie Speier won’t run for another term
She also sits on the Oversight and Reform Committee.
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At the Races: Can Democrats build on infrastructure?
Tom Winter has joined the Democratic primary for the state’s new congressional district, which has yet to be drawn.
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These House members are vulnerable next year, and they’re not alone
With states across the country still drawing new congressional maps, significant uncertainty remains about which House members are most vulnerable for the 2022 midterms.Â
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At the Races: Blowback bitter
Here’s our roundup of the leading organizations gearing up for 2022 congressional races.Â
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Brown, Carey win open Ohio seats, keeping party control unchanged
Ronna McDaniel, chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, said Carey’s win was driven by attitudes toward Biden.
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At the Races: Biden’s final pitch
Shaping Democrats’ message: The Democratic National Committee confirmed to ATR a report in Politico that Kristen Orthman, a top aide to Massachusetts Democratic Sen.
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At the Races: Quarterly clues
And Republican Study Committee Chair Jim Banks endorsed Blake Masters, an associate of billionaire Peter Thiel, in Arizona’s Senate race.
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Fundraising reports paint murky picture of Democrats’ future
Committee, the campaign arm for the House GOP.Â
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Price, Doyle join Democrats who won’t be back after 2022
Doyle, 68, might be best known as the longtime manager for Democrats’ congressional baseball team in their annual charity game against Republicans.
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At the Races: Trillion-dollar talks
Starting gate Fundraising roundup: Congressional candidates have to file their third-quarter fundraising reports by midnight tomorrow, but several Senate contenders in top battlegrounds have already
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At the Races: Punting isn’t just for football
Four states have now finalized their new congressional maps; Maine, Oregon and Nebraska are the others.
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At the Races: The other deadline today
Scott Perry but will wait to see the state’s new congressional map, The Patriot-News reports. Perry, a DCCC target, beat DePasquale by 7 points last fall.
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At the Races: Irreconcilable differences?
The NRCC and the Congressional Leadership Fund, a House GOP super PAC, blasted the clip to their email lists and social media feeds.
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At the Races: Debt limit hold ’em
Eyes on Ethics: As CQ Roll Call’s Chris Marquette reports, the House Ethics Committee is investigating four lawmakers: Democrat Tom Malinowski of New Jersey and Republicans Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania
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At the Races: Are voters listening?
And in Ohio, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee backed progressive lawyer Morgan Harper over Rep. Tim Ryan in the Democratic primary for the open Senate seat. In Georgia, GOP Rep. Earl L.
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At the Races: So much for infrastructure week
Playing out a lot of hypotheticals: CNN reports that if California Gov.
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State redistricting can start with new census data, but litigation looms
Every state, except the six smallest, will have to redraw congressional district lines, and litigation has already started in several states over the new maps.
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At the Races: All-nighter August
Jim Banks, who leads the conservative Republican Study Committee, endorsed Ohio Senate hopeful JD Vance. In California, Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna endorsed Sen.
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Census data release will start House redistricting scramble
When the Census Bureau formally kicks off this decade’s round of redistricting on Thursday with the release of detailed data from the 2020 count, it will set the stopwatch ticking for states to draw new congressional
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$6M flows through loopholes in pledge against corporate PACs
And some members who have taken the pledge benefit from another stream of corporate money that doesn’t show up in their own reports because it is spent by party committees and super PACs for independent