Politics · 115th Congress
McCaskill: Supreme Court Vote ‘Not a Political Winner’
The current Supreme Court vacancy is expected to be a central topic in the Missouri Senate race — at least if the GOP nominee has anything to say about it.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Democratic Candidates Walk Political Tightrope on Drug Prices
For example, in the New Jersey Senate race, incumbent Democrat Robert Menendez is being friendly to industry-linked voters while at the same time characterizing his Republican opponent, a former pharmaceutical
Politics · 115th Congress
Mitch McConnell Is Already Running for Re-Election — In 2020
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell proved again this weekend he won’t be caught asleep at the wheel when it comes to his own campaigns in Kentucky.
Politics · 115th Congress
Conservationists and Steelworkers Partner on Senate Race Investment
The political arms of the League of Conservation Voters and the United Steelworkers are teaming up on a $3.1 million investment in four Senate races.
Politics · 115th Congress
More Than Just ‘Regular Order’ at Stake in Senate Spending Push
Atop the at-risk list are the 10 Democrats running for re-election in states President Donald Trump won during the 2016 presidential election, and GOP Sen.
Politics · 115th Congress
Cruz Highlights Hurricane Relief Work in First TV Ad
Ted Cruz released his first ad in his re-election bid highlighting his efforts to provide relief for victims of Hurricane Harvey last year.
Politics · 115th Congress
3 Things to Watch in Tennessee’s Thursday Primaries
Three House Republicans from the Volunteer State aren’t seeking re-election. Diane Black is running for governor, Marsha Blackburn is running for Senate and John J. Duncan Jr. is retiring.
Politics · 115th Congress
Tennessee Poised to Return to All-Male House Delegation in 2019
The two women in the state’s current House delegation opted not to run for re-election. 6th District Rep. Diane Black lost her GOP primary for governor Thursday night, while 7th District Rep.
Politics · 115th Congress
Washington Could Be Key Battleground for Women in Both Parties
Dave Reichert’s decision not to run for re-election opened up a competitive race in the 8th District that Hillary Clinton carried by 3 points in 2016. Inside Elections with Nathan L.
Politics · 115th Congress
At the Races: O-H-I-O
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Politics · 115th Congress
House Conservatives Could Tank a Quick Fall Spending Push
would not take up a Homeland Security bill until after the November election to avoid a battle over wall funding and a possible partial government shutdown that GOP leaders worry could hurt Republican re-election
Politics · 115th Congress
11 Memorable Moments as Trump Touts DeSantis, Scott in Florida
But Trump’s fixation with that victory — and the rhetoric and tactics he used two years ago — might not carry over to November’s midterms or his 2020 re-election campaign.
Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
Meet 8 LGBT Aides Who Climbed the Hill
Michelle Mittler, 30, director of scheduling for Senate Minority Leader Charles E.
Politics · 115th Congress
Campaigns Grapple With Cybersecurity as Russian Threat Looms
The company clarified this week that multiple attacks had actually been aimed at two legislators running for re-election.
Video · 115th Congress
McConnell, Schumer Agree: They’re Eager to Avoid a Government Shutdown
By Juliette Rocheleau [jwp-video n=”1″] Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday in remarks to the media he’s committed to advancing the appropriations process in a way
Politics · 115th Congress
Racist Social Media Posts by Corey Stewart Consultant Unearthed
A consultant to Virginia Republican Senate candidate Corey Stewart repeatedly made racist social media posts, according to a report.
Policy · 115th Congress
Durbin Back on the Warpath Against E-Cigarette ‘Candy-Flavored Poisons’
Senate Minority Whip Richard J. Durbin has launched a new offensive against a familiar foe: electronic cigarettes.
Politics · 115th Congress
Super PAC Spends More to Defend Democrats Than Attack Republicans
Democratic activists have dreams of winning majorities in both the House and Senate this year, but at least in the Senate, Democratic donors are largely playing defense.
Politics · 115th Congress
McCaskill: Russian Hack Attempt of Senate Staffer Not Successful
Claire McCaskill said Thursday that Russian hackers did not successfully penetrate her Senate office’s computer systems, following a report that one of her policy aides was the target of a phishing attack
The 5 M’s for Describing Why Congress Is Broken
Through early July the fundraising averages were $7.5 million for an incumbent senator seeking re-election and $1.3 million for a House member going for another term, according to the benchmark reliable