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</p> At an event with members of the Congressional Black Caucus, Jeffries said the bill would be “one of our first acts” if Democrats win control in the November midterm elections, “so we can end the
</p> Primaries for other offices in Louisiana will go ahead on May 16, state officials said.
surveillance programs, as well as a new farm bill.
</p> That text would prohibit the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency, a bill fueled by privacy concerns associated with the technology.
</p> Democrats in the state House sought to recess debate Wednesday to process the Supreme Court ruling, but Republicans opposed such a delay. </p> “This bill is not redistricting reform.
</p> He later served in the Florida Senate, where he rose to majority leader in 2006.</p> He first won election to Congress during the 2010 tea party wave, unseating Democrat Alan Grayson.
For example, one Pennsylvania TV station still hadn’t forgiven a party group for an unpaid bill, six years later, according to a veteran strategist.
</p> Trump’s support, he added, “will be a benefit to our campaign.”</p> Democrats disagree.
</p> By Mary Ellen McIntire and Daniela Altimari</p> It’s referendum day in Virginia, where voters will decide on a proposed constitutional amendment to redraw the commonwealth’s congressional map in
Scott P. Brown (who hauled in $321,000 and had $783,000 available).</p> In Louisiana’s increasingly bitter Senate primary, Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy was outraised by Rep.
</p> Wittman speaks at the rally in Bridgewater, Va., on Saturday. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Rallying the faithful Both parties have relied on their top surrogates to urge support for their side.
</p> Like 2018, the bar is higher in the Senate, where Democrats need a net gain of four seats.
</p> But both Democrats in the Senate race — state Rep. Josh Turek and state Sen. Zach Wahls — believe things are changing.</p> “We are not a red state,’’ Turek said in an interview.
</p> With next week’s deadline for filing federal tax returns looming, House Republicans are working overtime to remind voters about the tax relief measures contained in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
</p> By Daniela Altimari and Mary Ellen McIntire</p> April is shaping up to be a relatively quiet month in election world, before the primary season picks back up in earnest in May.
</p> The battle over DEI has emerged as a key line of attack for Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy, who’s fighting for his political future against Rep.
a reconciliation bill to fund two immigration agencies in the coming weeks.
That bill is the House’s response to the January 2025 collision of an American Airlines passenger jet and an Army Black Hawk helicopter near Ronald Reagan National Airport, killing all 67 people on both
</p> Meanwhile, the next jobs report is scheduled to be released a week from Friday.</p> Starting gate #OKSEN: Energy executive Alan S.
</p> It’s a bicameral dynamic There’s been at least one high-profile doctor in the Senate for decades, going back to Tom Coburn of Oklahoma and former Majority Leader Bill Frist of Tennessee.