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Romney rolls It’s pretty clear that the Utah GOP convention isn’t a particularly reliable predictor of the future after Senate candidate state Rep. Mike Kennedy finished first in April.
Bill Clinton reinvented himself after both losing re-election as Arkansas governor in 1980 and after triggering a Newt Gingrich takeover of the House in 1994. Even George W.
self-created child migrant crisis was bad enough for Donald Trump, but then he insulted a well-respected House Republican and refused to help leaders pass an immigration overhaul bill many feel is key to their re-election
Then, in 2008, they returned to their previous high of 40 percent, last seen in 1996 when Bill Clinton won re-election and in 1986 when Democrats retook the Senate.
Nominations in the Senate are carried over between sessions only if they pass unanimous consent.
If Trump’s desire to set up a Space Force can stifle resistance within the Pentagon, then only the Senate will stand between him and Space Force. Florida Sen.
In Texas’ Senate race, Democratic Rep.
Senate If, somehow, legislation passes the House, all eyes will be on the Senate to see if they take it up or an alternative measure.
Centerfielder Jeff Flake isn’t seeking re-election to the Senate from Arizona. Florida Republican Ron DeSantis is running for governor and isn’t even on this year’s roster.
Three congresswomen broke the gender barrier at the 1993 game: Florida Republican Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Washington Democrat Maria Cantwell and Arkansas Democrat Blanche Lambert (who later served in the Senate
Some of the president’s harshest Republican critics aren’t running for re-election.
Carlos Curbelo, who is running for re-election in a district won by Hillary Clinton.
In the Senate, of course, both Jeff Flake of Arizona and Bob Corker of Tennessee decided to retire when their sometimes tart criticisms of Trump threatened to propel them into vituperative, expensive
Senate in 2010, for Nevada secretary of state in 2006 and for the state Senate in 2004. While Tarkanian has a sizable campaign war chest from his aborted Senate run,so does Lee.
With an average age of 58 in the House and 62 in the Senate, this Congress is the oldest of any in recent history, according to a report by Congressional Research Service.
Dave Brat, whom some Republicans worry isn’t taking his re-election seriously enough.
After losing re-election, Horsford stayed near the nation’s capital. He said remaining in Virginia was the best decision for his family.
A re-release of that scourge into the world would be “a global catastrophe,” Weber says. “It would spread like wildfire.”
The bill passed the Senate with 67 votes and had the support of some vulnerable Democrats like Sens.
Switching to the race for the candidate who paid for the poll, Banks is running for re-election in the 3rd District against Democrat Courtney Tritch, and his general election quest will be more difficult