Senate Democrats Saw GOP Wave Before Election Night
</p> In Louisiana, the contest will be decided in a Dec. 6 runoff between Democratic Sen. Mary L. Landrieu and GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy.
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Senate Democrats Saw GOP Wave Before Election Night
</p> In Louisiana, the contest will be decided in a Dec. 6 runoff between Democratic Sen. Mary L. Landrieu and GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy.
The Boehner-McConnell Relationship: Mutual Respect, Low Drama
</p> Both are establishment Republicans with pro-business, anti-drama leanings.
What Election Night Meant for House Democratic Leadership
Pelosi (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Despite midterm losses of at least 13 House seats, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi is unlikely to face any serious calls to step down as the leader of the Democratic
5 Things That Could Get Done in a Divided Government
</p> <p dir="ltr">If that happens, here are five of the most consequential issues where deals are likeliest to come together:</p> <p dir="ltr"> Trade Liberalization: If Obama is willing to try for a relatively
5 Things That Could Get Done in a Divided Government
</p> <p dir="ltr">If that happens, here are five of the most consequential issues where deals are likeliest to come together:</p> <p dir="ltr"> Trade Liberalization: If Obama is willing to try for a relatively
How Will GOP Congress Approach D.C. Marijuana Legalization?
President Barack Obama specifically warned the House against intervening in D.C.’s decriminalization bill this summer.
How Will GOP Congress Approach D.C. Marijuana Legalization?
Council acknowledged the Senate’s shift to a GOP majority would have him thinking about whether there was anything strategic the District could do before sending the bill to Capitol Hill.
What Happened to the 10 Most Vulnerable House Members? (Updated)
</p> 1. Rep. Bill Enyart, D-Ill. – DEFEATED </p> Enyart 2. Rep. Lee Terry, R-Neb. – DEFEATED </p> Terry 3. Rep.
Harry Reid Congratulates Mitch McConnell on Taking Senate
</p> And despite grumbling, there’s no open revolt against his leadership — yet.
The Case for Foreign Aid: There Is No ‘Them’ Only ‘Us’ | Commentary
</p> </p> Hope Through Healing Hands partnered with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation one year ago to champion a spectrum of issues related to maternal, newborn and child health, with a special emphasis
Garamendi Challenging DeFazio for Transportation and Infrastructure
</p> Both Garamendi, of California, and DeFazio, of Oregon, were re-elected Tuesday.
Despite Drubbing, Pelosi and Hoyer Plan to Stick Around
</p> Hoyer highlighted his ability in the 113th Congress to keep Democrats united on key fights, from the farm bill to legislation reopening the government after a 2-week partial shutdown.
House Republicans Win Largest Majority in Decades
</p> Several veteran House Democrats were among the party’s most heart-breaking defeats. </p> Two longtime Blue Dogs — Reps. Nick J.
D.C. Faces Statehood, Marijuana Challenges With Republican Congress
The former associate White House counsel under President Bill Clinton defeated Paul Zukerberg, the attorney who appealed to the courts to get the race on the ballot , and three other candidates who also
6 Awesome Scenarios to Ponder Ahead of Election Results
E-P-I-C.</p> New Year’s in Atlanta </p> Could it really all come down to a Georgia runoff on Jan. 6?</p> If so, put some parliamentary experts on speed dial.
In the Trenches With Jake Tapper: Election Overload Edition
</p> (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) With the countdown on to another marathon session of gorging on real-time voting returns, HOH quizzed Tapper about the good, the bad and the ugly of midterm
Is This a House Race, or Just a Rumor?
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) In what is already a strange cycle, operatives on both sides are bracing for surprises on election night.
Marijuana Legalization Advocates Fired Up in Northwest D.C.
“Absolutely,” said Democratic mayoral nominee Muriel Bowser during a midday campaign stop when asked if she thought the city should move forward with the bill.
Election Day Rituals: Movies, Meals and Mass
</p> The occasion? The high-stakes special election to replace the late Rep. C.W. Bill Young — though Lady Luck would quickly turn on these staffers.