Politics · 114th Congress
Orrin Hatch Feeling Urge to Run in 2018
Hatch, a member of the Senate since 1977 and its president pro tempore, said after Wednesday’s leadership elections that he was getting significant pressure to seek an eighth term.
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Politics · 114th Congress
GOP Moderate Won and Defended Historic House Majority
Comstock, re-elected to a second term last week, recalled being targeted early last year and working with Walden right away.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Meet the Senate Freshman Class of 2016
That’s it — no joke, that’s just what the Senate freshman class looks like, so far. The Louisiana Senate race to replace retiring Sen.
Politics · 114th Congress
Who Could Run for Kristi Noem’s At-Large Seat?
Stace Nelson, who was elected to the state Senate this year. He also ran for the U.S. Senate in 2014 and could run for the at-large seat.
Video · 114th Congress
How All the 2016 Races Were Called in 2 Minutes
By Cody Long [jwp-video n=”1″] Re-watch the Election 2016 results, including all House, Senate and presidential races, in under two minutes.
Politics · 114th Congress
Florida Democrats Prep for Nelson’s 2018 Race
Bill Nelson faces re-election in 2018 and retiring two-term Republican Gov. Rick Scott could be his opponent.
Politics · 114th Congress
Newly Elected House Members Arrive for Orientation
Lamar Alexander’s Senate bid in 2002.Rep.-elect Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., talks with the media outside of the Capitol Hill Hotel.
Politics · 114th Congress
How Johnson Used Data to Pull Off the Upset
The Wisconsin Senate race was an afterthought in mid-September: Polls showed Republican Sen.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Won the Election. Now Comes the Hard Part
Others, such as his stated priority to repeal the 2010 health care law — a goal that would require Democratic support in the Senate — he and Republicans in Congress could chip away at through
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump, Hill GOP Must Get Along and Produce — Fast
Mitch McConnell, who will remain Senate majority leader for a second Congress, told reporters that Trump “has a significant opportunity to bring our nation together” and, to help him make the most
Politics · 114th Congress
Blunt Wins Re-Election in Missouri Senate Race
Roy Blunt will defeat Democrat Jason Kander in the Missouri Senate race, The Associated Press projects. The race was one of the surprise Senate battlegrounds of the 2016 cycle.
Politics · 114th Congress
Republican Patrick Toomey Re-Elected in Pennsylvania Senate Race
Republican Patrick Toomey will defeat Democrat Katie McGinty in Pennsylvania’s Senate race, The Associated Press projects.
Politics · 114th Congress
GOP’s Kennedy, Democrat Campbell Emerge from the Louisiana Senate Jungle
[David Duke Explodes During Louisiana Senate Debate] Coming into the race on Election Day, the Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report/Roll Call rated the race Safe Republican.
Politics · 114th Congress
Khanna Unseats Honda in California’s 17th District
Honda, then, fended off Khanna, winning re-election by roughly 3 percentage points.
Politics · 114th Congress
New Member: Democrat O’Halleran Replaces Kirkpatrick in Arizona’s 1st District
Ann Kirkpatrick, who vacated her seat to run for the Senate against GOP Sen. John McCain. Kirkpatrick lost her Senate race Tuesday night.
Politics · 114th Congress
Democrat Jacky Rosen Wins in Nevada’s 3rd District
Joe Heck, who vacated the seat for a Senate run to replace retiring Sen. Harry Reid.
Politics · 114th Congress
Democratic Ex-Rep. Hanabusa Takes Back Hawaii’s 1st District Seat
After losing a Senate bid in 2014, it appeared that Hanabusa’s run in Washington was over, but a landslide victory earlier this year in a seven-way Democratic primary changed that.
Politics · 114th Congress
New Member: GOP’s Jack Bergman Claims Michigan’s 1st District
Benishek won re-election by 7 points in 2014, and by less than 1,900 votes in 2012. President Barack Obama narrowly won the district in 2008.
Politics · 114th Congress
Did Down-Ballot Democrats Rely Too Heavily on Trump?
Whereas the Clinton campaign argued that the GOP presidential nominee was an anomaly in the GOP, Democrats at the House level have been arguing since the summer — well before their Senate peers —
Opinion · 114th Congress
Today’s Lesson for America’s Children: Good Behavior Is for Losers
The missed opportunities to field better candidates in House races, and backing former lawmakers in the Indiana, Ohio and Wisconsin Senate races who were all rejected as retreads.