Campaigns · 119th Congress
2026 congressional midterm calendar: When each state is voting
↵↵July largely brings a reprieve, but the primary schedule swings back into high gear in August.
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Campaigns · 119th Congress
Democratic opposition to Senate deal runs party’s ideological gamut
↵↵Senate Republicans have committed to schedule a vote on legislation to renew the tax credits before the end of next month — but most Democrats, both progressives and centrists, say that's not enough
Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: Goodbye, Madam Speaker. Hello, Mayor Mamdani.
The Pennsylvania Republican, who left the House in 2019 after two terms representing a suburban Philadelphia district, says he doesn't miss the grind of the congressional schedule: "I don't know that I
Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: Going low
This came two weeks after Gallego toured Iowa, and marked the completion of his first Iowa-New Hampshire swing — tour schedule stops that have long signaled a run for president.
Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: TikTok-ing their way to victory
Greg Abbott’s decision to schedule the special election for a vacant deep-blue House seat for Nov. 4 drew swift condemnation from Democrats over the seven-month waiting period — and brought threats of
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Why Warnock’s win in Georgia will change the Senate next year
Calhoun’s record is safe Vice President Kamala Harris will have some additional schedule flexibility in the new year from not having to be available to rush to the Capitol when the Senate has tough
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Congressional candidates are casualties of 2020’s condensed conventions
Of course, even with a typical convention schedule, everyone can’t have a prime-time slot like Love or the keynote address that vaulted 2004 Illinois Senate nominee Barack Obama into the national
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Coronavirus election delays are changing dynamics for campaigns
Still on schedule are primaries in West Virginia, Idaho, Oregon, Nebraska and Georgia. Oregon uses only mail-in ballots and has no in-person voting, so it is the least likely to be disrupted.