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Trump lost Georgia by three-tenths of 1 percent, making President Joe Biden the first Democrat to carry the Peach State since Bill Clinton in 1992.
</p> [April 27 update: State’s top court tosses NY map that favored Democrats]</p> Considering Republicans need a net gain of just five seats to regain control of the House, Democrats have no margin
</p> Maloney said that he’d like to have additional legislation similar to the House-passed reconciliation bill this year but there were other bills Democrats could run on ahead of November.
</p> The drama over the omnibus bill also gave Republicans an opening that Adam Brandon, president of the staunchly conservative group FreedomWorks, strolled through Wednesday afternoon.
PHILADELPHIA — House Democrats canceled the first night of a three-day conference here Wednesday after plans to pass a $1.5 trillion omnibus spending bill stretched into the night.
</p> Nearly three dozen House Republicans sided with Democrats on Thursday on a bill that would expand benefits for sick veterans, showing a glimmer of bipartisan cooperation that campaign-minded members
</p> Here are results of notable races.</p> Cuellar rematch runoff Rep.
</p> Without Bustos, Democrats have a competitive primary.
But one of the Principles First programs included Alyssa Farah Griffin, Pence’s former press secretary, interviewing Bill Palatucci, a Christie ally and RNC member who voted against the resolution censuring
statement that he would not run for the seat, saying that “it’s critically important to be the most senior Republican on the House Agriculture Committee when the House debates and writes the 2023 Farm Bill
</p> [More House race ratings | Initial Senate race ratings]</p> Along with a handful of districts that should host competitive general elections, there are some key primaries to watch on Aug. 2, in
</p> Senate negotiations on a House-passed temporary spending bill to prevent a partial government shutdown on Saturday, which were still dragging on as this newsletter went out, have given Republicans
Bill Clinton and his party couldn’t do it in 1994. George W. Bush and the GOP couldn’t do it in 2006. Obama and Democrats couldn’t do it in 2010 or 2014.
Youngkin has gone a step further, issuing an executive order that bars mask mandates in schools, and drawing some lawsuits over his authority before the state legislature passed a bill that would allow
</p> [More House race ratings | Initial Senate race ratings]</p> The remaining trio of freshman Democrats won reelection in a tumultuous 2020 cycle, and two of them (Kim and Sherrill) get to run for
</p> Rep.
</p> House Democrats passed a bill last year that would allow Medicare to negotiate prices for some prescription drugs and would cap the amount that diabetics could pay out of pocket for insulin at $35
</p> State court successes In state courts, litigants have found success in an arena the Supreme Court removed itself from: partisan gerrymandering.</p> The Supreme Court ruled in Rucho v.