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Andrew Cuomo has faced numerous calls from members of the congressional delegation, including Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer, to resign over allegations of sexual harassment.
Still, Democrats aren’t close yet to ending the 60-vote threshold, our colleague Niels Lesniewski reports.
Not fade away: Iowa Democrat Rita Hart’s hopes of overturning her six-vote November defeat to Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks will stay alive after a House committee voted Wednesday to continue
New fundraising reports show two Democratic state legislators with roughly the same financial support in the race to succeed Cedric L.
NRCC Chairman Tom Emmer reiterated during a Politico Playbook event Wednesday that the committee doesn’t take sides in primaries.
Ted Budd, The Washington Post reports. In Alabama, Rep. Terri A. Sewell, the only Democrat in the delegation, is weighing a run for the state’s open Senate seat.
Peter Meijer’s 3rd District in western Michigan deadlocked 11-11 on whether to censure the GOP freshman for voting to impeach Trump, The Detroit News reports.
Ruben Gallego talks to potential congressional candidates, a new question comes up.
The ads preceded a vote today to strip Georgia freshman Marjorie Taylor Greene of her House committee assignments for her radical views, including an embrace of QAnon.
McCarthy’s backing would likely come with the substantial weight of the Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC affiliated with him.
And Politico reports that Peters is likely to lead the committee. Speaking of Senate races: Democratic Rep.
Rick Scott, who chairs the National Republican Senatorial Committee. Scott said in a Wednesday interview that he is still confident he can fundraise for the committee.
But as CQ Roll Call’s Niels Lesniewski reports, there are a couple of reasons not to expect that to happen.
Should former congressional staffer and documentary filmmaker Jon Ossoff unseat GOP Sen. David Perdue and pastor Raphael Warnock defeat appointed GOP Sen.
The Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies is moving forward, and the event provides new opportunities for individual and corporate donors to donate big sums of cash.
Fudge to be secretary of Housing and Urban Development, several news reports said Tuesday.
The challengers are also hammering the incumbents, both wealthy business people, for pandemic-related stock trades in a bet that voters will hold them accountable for months of congressional inaction
Donnelly reports. Some runoffs happen fast: Guam Del. Michael F.Q.
“If we are classifying Tuesday as a success from a congressional standpoint, we will get [expletive] torn apart in 2022,” Spanberger reportedly said.
Karen Bass, who chairs the Congressional Black Caucus, is also reportedly a top contender for the appointment.