Politics · 115th Congress
NRSC Chairman: Senate Should Expel Moore if Elected
Cory Gardner, who leads Senate Republicans’ campaign arm, said Monday the Senate should vote to expel Roy Moore if he wins the Alabama Senate race.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Congress Took Three Decades to Come This Far, Sexual Harassment Victim Says
With her allegations hanging in the media, along with those of another staff member who eventually came forward, Bates would go on to win re-election in November 1988, with the support of the National
Politics · 115th Congress
Romney on Moore: Guilty Until Proven Innocent in Politics
Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore should step aside in light of reports he initiated sexual relations with teenage girls.
Politics · 115th Congress
Virginia’s Bob Goodlatte Not Running for Re-Election
Retired surgeon Nancy Dye, who lost a state senate bid in 2015, could also take a look at the seat.
Politics · 115th Congress
DCCC Adds 11 GOP Targets, including Paul Ryan
Trump carried the district by 7 points and Love won re-election by 12 points. Rep. Peter T.
Politics · 115th Congress
Rick Scott Faces Lawsuit Over Financial Disclosures
The National Republican Senate Committee has targeted Nelson’s seat for 2018.
Politics · 115th Congress
McConnell: Moore Must Step Aside If Allegations True
“If these allegations are true, he must step aside,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday.
Politics · 115th Congress
At the Races: 362 Days to Go
There are a lot of House and Senate races to watch, and you can keep track of them all with At the Races.
Politics · 115th Congress
All the GOP’s Eggs Are Now in the Tax Basket
Republicans, he adds, told voters, “If we get the opportunity to control the Senate, the House and the presidency, we’ll get that job done.”
Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Knocks Casey for Supporting Assault Weapons Ban
“Bob Casey’s support for Senate liberals’ radical gun ban legislation is a slap in the face to the Pennsylvania voters he lied to about his views on the Second Amendment,” said Bob Salera, a spokesman
Politics · 115th Congress
Democrats Say Election is Warning to GOP on Taxes
Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer says those results signal a rebuke of the current Republican agenda, including taxes and health care.
Politics · 115th Congress
5 Things Tuesday’s Results Tell Us About 2018
New Jersey’s Frank LoBiondo is the latest to announce his intention not to seek re-election.
Politics · 115th Congress
New Jersey’s Frank LoBiondo Won’t Seek Re-election
LoBiondo announced Tuesday he will not seek re-election, a move that makes his 2nd District more competitive for 2018.
Politics · 115th Congress
McSally Planning Senate Run in Arizona
Jeff Flake after he announced last month he would not run for re-election. It is not clear when she will officially announce her Senate campaign.
Rating Change: LoBiondo Retirement Makes GOP Seat More Vulnerable
Potential Republican candidates include Assemblyman Chris Brown (who is on the ballot today for state Senate), Atlantic County Sheriff Frank Balles, and Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian, who is up for
Policy · 115th Congress
Collins Remains Positive On Tax Bill Despite Partisan Potential
“Unlike the health care bill, the tax bill in both the House and the Senate is going through a normal markup process.”
Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Cheerleading on Taxes Belies Conflicts
Top members of President Donald Trump’s administration and Senate Republicans were upbeat about the progress on the Senate’s tax overhaul proposal Tuesday, even as there were signs of internal GOP conflict
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Rand Paul and Our Own Worst Enemies
Emails from my inbox this week from fundraising groups: “RINO Commits to Run for Re-election,” “Patricia, They’re Lying,” “A Truly Truly Disgusting Ad,” “BUSTED” and “SHOCKING.”
Politics · 115th Congress
One Year Out: The 10 Most Vulnerable Senators in 2018
But a year out from Election Day, the most vulnerable senator is the lone Republican facing re-election in a state won by Hillary Clinton.The overall Senate landscape has improved for Democrats since the
Members Face Tough Odds in Races for Governor
There’s been plenty of media attention on the twelve members who have decided to call it quits and retire from the House, and another eight members are seeking a promotion to the Senate.