Politics · 115th Congress
EMILY’s List Latest to Back Katko Challenger
He was first elected in 2014 and re-elected two years ago. In both contests, the news site auburnpub.com points out, he defeated his Democratic opponents by at least 20 points.
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Politics · 115th Congress
6 Times Things Got Physical on the Campaign Trail
Tim Profitt, who was volunteering for Paul’s first Senate bid, was quickly removed from his campaign role.
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Space Force Proposal Comes With Little Political Risk for Trump
Whether the Space Force becomes a reality or not, the Trump re-election campaign will likely face few consequences in 2020 for shooting for the stars.
Politics · 115th Congress
At the Races: The Unending Primary Season
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Kavanaugh Makes Strategic Stops on His Senate Tour as Chamber Returns
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will ramp up his behind-the-scenes preparation over the next three weeks for his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, starting with more one-on-one
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Red-State Democrats Zero In on Opioid Epidemic
While the opioid epidemic is a priority for much of Congress, candidates in especially hard-hit states, such as West Virginia, have made it a core issue in their re-election bids.
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Leah Vukmir Wins Wisconsin GOP Primary to Take On Tammy Baldwin
The Wisconsin Senate race has attracted nearly $18 million in outside spending, the most of any Senate race so far, according to OpenSecrets.org.
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What to Watch in Tuesday’s Primaries
The most interesting contests are in Wisconsin and Minnesota, which both hold primaries for Senate and for several competitive House seats.
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House GOP Appropriators Facing Steep Turnover in 116th Congress
Three subcommittee “cardinals” are facing tough re-election fights this November: Commerce-Justice-Science Chairman John Culberson and Military Construction-VA Chairman John Carter, both of Texas
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McConnell Casts Doubt on Legislation to Restrict Trump’s Trade Authority
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell stopped at a water tank manufacturing company Friday in Louisville, Kentucky, to tout the benefits of the Republican tax overhaul, but the conversation not surprisingly
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At the Races: Blizzard of Charges Hits Chris Collins
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House Republicans Considering Leadership Bids — So Far
Regardless of those outcomes, though, at least one lower-rung elected leadership position will be open with Republican Policy Committee Chairman Luke Messer of Indiana exiting the House after a failed Senate
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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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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.