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And when it comes to congressional Democrats pining to pass a bill — any bill — that might convince voters they are trying to make Americans’ lives better, it’s even more complicated.
</p> The two-page opinion from Justice Caleb Stegall reversed the lower court ruling against the map and promised a more substantial ruling later.
</p> This report will be updated.</p> North Carolina Budd, Beasley wins Senate primaries: GOP Rep.
</p> [Open seats in Kentucky, North Carolina and Pennsylvania primaries]</p> The stakes extend well beyond Tuesday.
</p> When the Senate voted Wednesday to consider a bill to expand abortion rights, Democrats knew the procedural step would fall short of the 60 votes needed.
</p> Meijer is vulnerable in a primary as well as in the general election.
</p> Even though a show vote on a bill to codify abortion rights fell short, 49-51, in the Senate on Wednesday, Democrats view the issue as a way to put Republicans on the record ahead of the midterms
</p> Just days before Tuesday’s primary, Mooney joined Rep.
Even though representatives for Trump told him a vote for the bill would result in Trump endorsing his opponent, McKinley said he couldn’t pass up an opportunity to vote for it because it “is good for
</p> Scott, chairman of the Senate Republicans’ campaign committee, responded by inviting the president to Florida for a debate on inflation.</p> “Joe Biden can blame me all he wants.
McKinley, who backed Trump more often on legislation according to CQ Vote Watch but got on the former president’s enemies list for votes last year supporting a bipartisan infrastructure bill and an independent
President Joe Biden touted bipartisan efforts to move an innovation bill on Capitol Hill during a stop Friday in Ohio, a state with competitive House races and a pivotal, multimillion-dollar Senate race
McKinley explain at a town hall meeting his vote for an infrastructure bill that led Trump to endorse his primary opponent, Rep. Alex X. Mooney.
“We voted for the infrastructure bill; we want to complete that and augment even more work we have been able to identify,” he said.
</p> ‘Please, vote for this bill’ McKinley said local officials were imploring him to vote for the bill.
“Senate candidates who are going to be running this year can create a clear contrast between where they are and where their opponents would be on that bill,” she said, referencing a House-passed bill to
Bill Hagerty also voted “no” by proxy.
</p> And then there is former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers.
</p> The new map could be tossed out by the state Supreme Court sometime after the May 3 primary.