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</p> “If an assault weapons ban bill came to the floor that would ban something like an AR-15, I would vote for it,” Jacobs said at a news conference last week, according to The Buffalo News.
Bill Clinton was reelected in 1996, the House delegations have been more balanced.
</p> [Senators debate red flag law grants after Texas shooting]</p> Rep.
Mondaire Jones, former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, City Council Member Carlina Rivera and state Assembly Member Yuh–Line Niou.
</p> Democratic Reps.
With widespread Democratic support, the bill passed 256-174. A bipartisan Senate compromise is now awaiting a floor vote.
</p> [More House race ratings | Initial Senate race ratings]</p> And none of them is particularly competitive.
</p> Local liberal activists were “furious” with Schrader for voting against some key components of the Democrats’ agenda, including a vote he took in a House committee to thwart a bill that would have
</p> McBath had 63 percent of the vote to Bourdeaux’s 31 percent when the AP called the race at 10 p.m. State Rep. Donna McLeod had 6 percent.
</p> Greene cruises in 14th District GOP primary: Rep.
</p> Cisneros has outraised Cuellar, $4.4 million to his $3.1 million.
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