Politics · 114th Congress
Poll: Ron Johnson at Odds with Wisconsin Voters on Supreme Court
Ron Johnson hope that sentiment will hurt his re-election bid this fall. Â
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Politics · 114th Congress
The Human Face of the Criminal Justice Overhaul
Mills was one of eight former prisoners who participated in a #JusticeReformNow panel in the Russell Senate Office Building. Sen. Richard J.
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Van Hollen and McGinty Prove Democratic Establishment Still Has Muscle
In the year of the political outsider, consummate insiders have won a pair of high-profile, contentious Democratic primaries for Senate. Â
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A GOP Leader: Just Hold 51 Until 2018
Barrasso, who chairs the Republican Policy Committee, acknowledged 2016Â is a tough year for the GOP to hold onto power in the Senate.
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In Kansas, Pompeo Won’t Challenge Sen. Moran
Jerry Moran in a Republican Senate primary, avoiding what would have been a major intraparty battle in Kansas between the GOP’s establishment and insurgent wings. Â
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Pennsylvania Democrats Want to Know: Why McGinty?
Toomey this November, in a state that is crucial to the party’s effort to retake the Senate majority in 2017.
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Portman’s Personal Appeal on Heroin Epidemic Fight
Rob Portman’s campaign to persuade the House to act on the Senate’s legislation to combat opioid abuse is becoming part of his re-election campaign, too. Â
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Jerry Moran Seeks Re-Election
With eyes on a potential Kansas Senate primary, Republican Sen. Jerry Moran has formally filed the paperwork to seek another term. Â
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NY GOP Chairman: Different Voices Make Unity More Difficult
You have a more moderate governor, re-elected enthusiastically by his state, with a small number of delegates, [who] got started late in the process, and he is touting polls saying that he is the
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Reid: GOP Failing Its Incumbents
Rob Portman could face blowback in his tough re-election bid this fall, given that 57 percent of Ohioans in a telephone survey conducted last week favored hearings and votes on the Supreme Court nomination
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Democrats Likely to Bank Trio of GOP House Seats
This after a failed run for Senate as a Republican and then Independent in 2010, and an unsuccessful run for governor as a Democrat in 2014.
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In Indiana, a Marine and a Farmer Duel for the Future of the GOP
Voting in Indiana’s May 3 primary is already under way, and the Senate primary is turning into a battle between two factions of the party that will play out the same day Hoosiers cast presidential
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Florida’s Ander Crenshaw Won’t Seek Re-election
He previously served in the Florida House and Senate, where he eventually became the first Republican president.
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Johnson Raises $2.1 Million, Sees Post-Primary Momentum
With the presidential primary circus having left the state, the Senate race is now the main event in Wisconsin.
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For Rivals Tammy Duckworth and Mark Kirk, Campaign Requires Extra Planning
CHICAGO – At a recent campaign event at a nature museum here, Democratic Senate candidate Rep.
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Senators Meeting Garland Face Critics Left and Right
And the senators facing tough re-election races who are meeting with Garland this week could face the same criticism. Â
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When Is a Meeting Not a Meeting?
The Obama administration’s Supreme Court pick will enjoy a morning meal on Tuesday at the invitation of Senate Judiciary Chairman Charles E.
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Kirk Urges Republicans to Meet with Garland
Republican leaders who control the Senate have refused to consider the selection, saying such a momentous appointment should be made by the next president, not Obama, who leaves office next January
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Former NRSC Officials: Sharron Angle Didn’t Know How Social Security Worked
It was the first time the two parties had met, just weeks after Angle had won a surprise upset in Nevada’s Republican Senate primary. Â
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Arkansas Democrat Talks Long Shot Bid for Senate
Mark Pryor a humiliating defeat, giving him under 40 percent of the vote in his bid for re-election. Â