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The only woman and African-American in the May primary, McBath started the year running for a state House seat but switched to the congressional race after the February school shooting in Parkland
That’s your starting point,” said Paul Manuel, director of the Leadership Program at American University’s School of Public Affairs and a professor of government.
Jordan’s repeated denials have been backed up by former coaches from the school and more than three dozen House lawmakers have come to his defense.
(Chris Martin/CQ Roll Call file photo)Game pioneers Thinking back to that first game, Ros-Lehtinen said her Cuban heritage might have factored in her recruitment.
(Asked about anthropogenic climate change in an interview with Roll Call last year, Arrington said: “Climate change is something that has happened naturally, that’s why we are not living on ice anymore
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call file photo) Dingell has experienced first-hand the complicated challenges addiction presents for families.
Roll Call asked the Navy for more details. “Typically we don’t discuss internal administrative actions,” Cmdr. Doug Gabos, a Navy public affairs officer, said in an email.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) On an average weekday, between 15 and 20 volunteers hit the phones, focusing on boosting GOP turnout ahead of the June 5 primary.
Earlier this month, a 14-year-old male student opened fire at Highland High School in Palmdale, injuring one student.
Last week, Gonzalez — no relation to Roll Call elections analyst Nathan L. Gonzales or 14-time Pro Bowl NFL tight end Tony Gonzalez — won the GOP nomination in Ohio’s 16th District.
(Sarah Silbiger/CQ Roll Call) She spoke of a legislative push to combat corruption, including a lifetime prohibition on lobbying for Cabinet secretaries and other top agency officials, as well as members
All five of the EMILY’s List candidates joined the group’s president Stephanie Schriock on a Thursday press call, in which they described Pennsylvania politics as a “boys club.”
Democrat Pat Ryan, an Iraq War veteran, was slightly ahead of Faso, while attorney Antonio Delgado is close behind, according to a poll conducted for Ryan’s campaign and shared with Roll Call.
(Laura Patterson/CQ Roll Call file photo)Political setback In 1994, North took on Democratic Sen. Charles S. Robb in Virginia. Robb had significant baggage.
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)Starting Gate What a Difference Two Years Makes: Remember “Tennessee Trey”?
The spot, shared first with Roll Call, highlights the former assemblywoman’s ties to the man she is hoping to replace — retiring GOP Rep. Ed Royce.
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)Starting Gate #AZ08: At least one thing is certain about next week’s special election in Arizona’s 8th District: Congress will gain another female lawmaker. GOP Rep.
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call file photo)Starting Gate Bye Bye Ry: Speaker Paul D.
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) “We still play cards together, but I’m a hunter and fisherman,” Mike said here last week at Bekah’s Westside Cafe, where he’d held an event in his brother’s district.