Rating Change: North Carolina Senate Race Moves to Tossup
race, most GOP strategists are very concerned about Burr’s re-election chances.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Former Sen. Jim Bunning Recovering From Stroke
Bunning, 85, was elected to the House of Representatives in 1986 and then to the Senate in 1998. He served two terms and did not seek re-election in 2010.
Politics · 114th Congress
As Election Nears, Obama to Dive Into Congressional Races
With the Senate in play and Democrats sensing gains in the House, White House aides say President Barack Obama will get more and more involved in down-ballot races as Election Day nears.
Politics · 114th Congress
Private Prison Companies Continue Giving to Senate Candidates
And in 2016, it gave $50,000 to the Florida First Project, which supports Rubio’s Senate re-election effort.
Politics · 114th Congress
McCain Blasts Trump for Refusing to Say He’ll Accept Election Results
Both Ayotte and McCain are in competitive re-election races.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
GOP Women Are Listening, and They’re Talking
Shortly after, Chamberlain stressed the importance of a Republican House and Senate should Hillary Clinton be elected president.
Politics · 114th Congress
The Most Effective Attack of the 2016 Election Cycle
Roy Blunt will lose re-election because of criticism that his family members are lobbyists. Even the Senate race in Wisconsin has tightened, according to polls. There, Republican Sen.
Politics · 114th Congress
Harry Reid Calls Trump Campaign ‘Fat, Ugly and Dirty’
. — Asked to compare Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to a boxer, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid didn’t disappoint.
Ratings Change: Two More Senate Races Move to Tossup
With three weeks to go before Election Day, the fight for control of the Senate is coming down to six states hosting very close contests.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Jimmy Kimmel Makes Mock ‘Toomey for Senate’ Ad
The GOP senator is being challenged by Democrat Katie McGinty, in a tossup race that could determine which party controls the Senate. “He’s in a tight race,” Kimmel said of Toomey.
Politics · 114th Congress
Female Democrats Work to Boost Senate Ranks
The current election cycle features many more GOP incumbents up for re-election, including Sens. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska.
Politics · 114th Congress
Have Senate Republicans Already Avoided a Worst-Case Scenario?
And of all the Republican senators running for re-election, John McCain’s reputation positions him best to withstand an anti-Republican wave.
Most Trump Defectors Aren’t Running for 2016 Cover
Instead, it’s mostly populated with lawmakers who are safe bets for re-election Nov. 8, no matter how badly things go at the top of the ticket, along with senators who won’t face the voters again for two
Opinion · 114th Congress
For Trump, Getting Even Is More Important Than Getting Ahead
Their decision was only made harder when, on the heels of the “Access Hollywood” scandal, Speaker Paul Ryan announced that he would focus his time on re-electing congressional Republicans, not on
Opinion · 114th Congress
Time for Democrats to Build a Bigger Tent
With the White House and maybe even the House and Senate in Democratic control, you just might have the numbers to do it all.
Politics · 114th Congress
Aiming for Mars, Obama Announces Deep-Space Work With Industry
Very early in his presidency, Obama expressed a desire to re-emphasize the American space program and the research it spawns.
Politics · 114th Congress
The House: 10 Most Vulnerable
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Politics · 114th Congress
Suburban Brawl: The Fight Over Independents and Moderate Republicans
Comstock’s re-election success depends on reassuring Republicans and independents unhappy with Trump that they should still turn out and check the GOP box down-ballot.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Defection Saturday: A Day That Will Live in GOP Lore
Hugh Scott, the pipe-smoking Senate minority leader chimed in, “I’d say maybe 15. But it’s grim. And they’re not firm.”
Politics · 114th Congress
How One Victim’s Fight Got Sexual Assault Bill to Obama
Eventually, she headed to the Hart Senate Office Building on the Senate side, and found her way into the office of Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.