Politics · 114th Congress
Issa: Cool It With the Impeachment Talk
It would go to the Senate and impeachment proceedings and removal would take place,” McCaul said.
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How the Hill’s Endangered Have Been Voting
In the Senate, especially, but also in the House, the collection of lawmakers running scared less than a week before Election Day is overstocked with an endangered ideological species — the independent-minded
Politics · 114th Congress
A Guide to House Leadership, Committee, Caucus Elections
The Democratic Steering and Policy Committee is likely to keep most of its current membership, but there will be at least one opening as defeated Maryland Senate candidate Rep.
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Even with Trump, Suburban District Is a Reach for Minnesota Democrats
He’s voted with his party 93 percent of the time he’s been in Congress, but he’s glided to re-election even when President Barack Obama has carried his district.
Politics · 114th Congress
Report: Perry Encouraged McCaul to Challenge Cruz in 2018
Instead, he told voters to vote their “conscience,” causing some of his detractors to begin seeking a candidate to challenge him for his 2018 re-election race.
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Why Are Ron Johnson and Sean Duffy Teaming Up in a New Ad?
In a rare move for a senator running for re-election and a congressman in a safe seat, Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson and Rep. Sean P.
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Pence Has Options for a Job in 2020
The move was viewed by many as an attempt to leapfrog a difficult re-election campaign and an uncertain future in Indiana politics.
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In Trump Country, Democrats Fight to Defend Minnesota Seat
As an aide to Mondale in his Senate office in the late 1960s, Nolan comes out of the state’s long progressive tradition.
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Case for a Wave Election Murky
Left-leaning seats the party once expected to win handily have also instead proved difficult, a dynamic at work even in Senate races.
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Ryan, Praised for Inclusiveness, Faces Hurdles Seeking Another Speaker Term
He listens to people and he tries to forge the best deal he can, considering we are a minority party in Washington with a majority in the House, but Democrats have veto power in the Senate and the president
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Senate Democratic Super PAC Spends Big on Feingold in Wisconsin
Since the election cycle began, even many Republicans had believed that Johnson was likely to lose his re-election battle.
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Kirk’s Latest Controversy Follows Other Questionable Comments
The first-term senator, a former congressman elected to the Senate in 2010, was already considered by both parties the GOP’s most vulnerable incumbent.
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Kirkpatrick’s Closing Argument: McCain Picked Palin, Backed Trump
The latest TV ad from the Arizona Democratic nominee for Senate focuses on Sen.
Politics · 114th Congress
Republican Senate Ads Turn Toward Countering President Clinton
The Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC allied with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, is putting $25 million into six key Senate races in an effort to counter the Democrats focusing their firepower
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The Surprise Senate Race: How Missouri Became a Key Battleground
Portman is believed to be running the year’s best Senate campaign.)
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Eva Longoria Pushes for Cortez Masto in Nevada
The politically active actress Eva Longoria is getting involved in the Nevada Senate race by encouraging young Hispanic women to turn out for the state’s former attorney general, Catherine Cortez Masto
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Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson Downplays Climate Change
Johnson is locked in a tight re-election race against Democrat Russ Feingold, a former two-term senator whom Johnson unseated in 2010. Leans Democratic.
Politics · 114th Congress
Do Real Voters Believe in ‘Checks and Balances?’
Voters like Sybrandt are why the GOP might yet hold its slim Senate majority.
Politics · 114th Congress
Elise Stefanik’s Cautious Dance With Trump
Elise Stefanik appears to be coasting through her re-election bid in New York’s 21st District and toward a bright future in the Republican Party.
The House’s Fresh Face Already Taking Shape
Collectively, they’ll have the same sort of effect on the House’s demographics as would the group of potential fresh faces in the Senate — subtle, but hardly transformational progress for a legislature