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Louisiana update: Michael Macagnone reports that Black voters and civil rights groups are asking the Supreme Court to allow Louisiana’s congressional elections to move ahead with the most recent
Bennett reports. “This isn’t about state rights, it’s about women’s rights,” Biden told a crowd in Tampa on Tuesday.
Endorsement watch: The Congressional Hispanic Caucus BOLD PAC endorsed Rep. Rob Menendez for reelection in New Jersey’s 8th District.
The measure’s fate in the Senate is murkier, as our colleague Gopal Ratnam reports.
Wisconsin map remains: The Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit brought by Democrats seeking to redraw the state’s congressional maps, leaving the state’s current congressional districts in
Up next: Ahead of the Senate taking up the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the Congressional Research Service freshened up its 28-page report on how the impeachment
Mike Gallagher, who chairs the Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party.
Democrats in battleground congressional races were singing from the same songbook.
Catch up on the fundraising reports in all this year’s major Senate races courtesy of your At The Races team.
The freshman Democrat is expected to face opposition from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, whose affiliated super PAC also spent heavily against her in a Democratic primary last cycle.
Jeff Duncan, R-S.C., is joining the ranks of the congressional retirees at the end of the 118th Congress next January.
Feenstra, like the other members of Iowa’s all-Republican congressional delegation, hasn’t offered an endorsement of any candidate this cycle.
Drew Ferguson says he won’t be running again next year, Jim Saksa reports.
But this week, both parties found broad agreement after a contentious congressional hearing on campus antisemitism.
By Niels Lesniewski and Daniela Altimari President Joe Biden’s trip to Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District could be seen as a messaging test for 2024.
Starting gate Santosmania: A House Ethics Committee report says that after investigating indicted New York Rep.
New map: Republicans in the North Carolina legislature passed a new congressional map that could favor the party in as many as 11 of the state’s 14 districts, Michael Macagnone reports.
Another possible contender, the Arizona Republic reports, is unsuccessful 2022 GOP Senate nominee Blake Masters. Money matters: Lots of stories in the latest Federal Election Commission reports.
Ken Buck said he voted “present” when Republicans huddled behind closed doors in the Ways and Means Committee room to pick Majority Leader Steve Scalise as their nominee for speaker, as neither the Louisiana