Why Senate Control May Not Be Known by Wednesday
</p> Needing to net six seats to win back control for the first time since George W.
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GOP Candidates More Popular Than Democrats in Top Senate Races
</p> It can’t be a coincidence that Democrats are best positioned to win in states where their candidate is more popular. </p> In New Hampshire, Democratic Sen.
In the Trenches With Mark Preston: Election Overload Edition
</p> If Orman wins, I doubt he will show his cards Tuesday night. </p> HOH : Satellite location you would have enjoyed covering? </p> MP : No question, Alaska.
Republicans Sweep the Senate (Updated)
</p> A rare bright spot for Democrats was New Hampshire, where Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen held off a strong challenge by former Sen. Scott P. Brown, R-Mass.
For Cummings, a Higher Profile Means Getting Things Done
</p> Cummings, standing with an aide under a huge umbrella, handed the man a dollar bill from his pocket and told him several times, even as he started to walk away, “I love you.”
For Cummings, a Higher Profile Means Getting Things Done
</p> Cummings, standing with an aide under a huge umbrella, handed the man a dollar bill from his pocket and told him several times, even as he started to walk away, “I love you.”
Is This a House Race, or Just a Rumor?
</p> But Republicans still contend this seat is in play. </p> Rating: Leans Democratic </p> Horsford Nevada’s 4th District (Rep.
Newt, Electing for Some Downtime
</p> Louisiana Republican Bill Cassidy, who is hoping to unseat Sen. Mary L. Landrieu, D-La., in what’s likely to be a down-to-the-wire challenge, was pounding the pavement in search of support.
Hal Rogers Eager for Majority Leader McConnell
visit by former President Bill Clinton for Grimes over the summer.
Hal Rogers Eager for Majority Leader McConnell
visit by former President Bill Clinton for Grimes over the summer.
Why State Lawmakers Are an Opposition Researcher’s Dream
</p> <p dir="ltr">The two speakers, Tillis and Tobin, have been targeted especially hard.
Tax Reform Needed for a Stronger America
</p> </p> The war against ISIL has cost more than a billion dollars so far.
D.C. Early Voting Numbers Nearly Double From 2010
</p> U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Ronald C. Machen appointed Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan P. Hooks to oversee the local elections.
The Other House Race in Louisiana
</p> Ten candidates are vying to replace Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy, who vacated his seat to challenge vulnerable Democratic Sen. Mary L. Landrieu.
New Republicans Will Strengthen Boehner’s Hand in 114th
</p> — A stronger Boehner.
McConnell Eyes the Prize as Grimes Hopes for Grand Upset (Updated)
</p> The Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call has the Kentucky race in the Republican Favored column . </p> “There are the folks that are going to carry this race home.
McConnell Eyes the Prize as Grimes Hopes for Grand Upset (Updated)
</p> McConnell greets supporters Monday.
Final Rankings: The 10 Most Vulnerable Senators
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call Photo) Roll Call’s final ranking of the most vulnerable senators doesn’t vary much from previous versions — the result of an unfavorable national climate for Democrats that has
Last Chance: 10 Most Vulnerable House Incumbents
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) What a difference a year makes.
Final Rankings: The 10 Most Vulnerable Senators
</p> 2. Sen. Mary L. Landrieu, D-La. The three-term incumbent is likely headed to a Dec. 6 runoff against GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy.