Politics · 115th Congress
At the Races: Jonesing for Another Special Election Yet?
Ruben Kihuen, D-Nev., still has not said whether he’s running for re-election after facing sexual harassment allegations and calls from top leaders to resign.
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Tina Smith Picked to Replace Al Franken in Senate
Tina Smith to fill the Senate seat being vacated by outgoing Sen. Al Franken, who has yet to announce his resignation date.
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Democrat Doug Jones Trumps Roy Moore in Alabama
.— For the first time in more than two decades, Alabamians are sending a Democrat to the Senate.
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Can Presidents Obstruct Justice? Republicans and Democrats Say Yes
Leahy, a former chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. “We all saw how well that worked for him.”
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Arpaio ‘Seriously, Seriously, Seriously’ Considering Run for Flake’s Seat
Trent Franks’ seat but is considering running for Arizona’s open Senate seat. “I am seriously, seriously, seriously considering running for the U.S. Senate,” he told the Daily Beast.
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NRA, Pro-Gun Lawmaker Exchange Fire Over New Bill
Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas has sponsored the legislation alongside Democratic Sens. Chris Murphy of Connecticut and Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer of New York.
Ratings Update: Tennessee Senate Remains Solid R for Now
Phil Bredesen into the Tennessee Senate race, but the party still has an uphill battle in a state President Donald Trump won convincingly, and it’s not even clear Bredesen gives Democrats the best chance
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Phil Bredesen Running for Senate in Tennessee
Phil Bredesen is running for the open Senate seat in Tennessee.
Ratings Change: Franken Steps Down Amid Allegations, Seat Starts Likely Democratic
Frank Church won re-election while appointed GOP Sen. Len Jordan’s victory retained the Republican seat. And in South Carolina in 1966, Republican Sen.
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Franken Makes Democrats Remember ‘Minnesota Massacre’
Senate seats, the governor’s office and dozens of seats in the Legislature, the Star-Tribune reported.
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Congress Being Congress: Funding Fight Kicked to Later in December
If Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell can’t reach an agreement with Senate Minority Leader Charles E.
A Gun Rights Vote Only the GOP Base Can Appreciate
The stain of sexual misconduct at the Capitol continues to spread, and an alleged child predator is days away from possibly joining the Senate.
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What Happens to Franken’s Seat If He Resigns?
Al Franken isn’t up for re-election until 2020. But if he announces his resignation Thursday, the North Star State will be holding two Senate elections next fall.
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Flake Cuts Check for Doug Jones in Alabama Senate Race
Jeff Flake tweeted a picture of a $100 check made out to Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones’ campaign in Alabama.
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Ruben Kihuen Weighs Future as 2018 Looms
And back in Nevada, some Democrats say Kihuen has no chance of winning re-election if he refuses to step aside.
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In Utah Trip, Trump Looks to Boost Hatch
Hatch had said his current term would be his last when he ran for re-election in 2012.
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Conyers Resignation: What the Race to Replace Him Could Look Like
Ian Conyers was just elected to the state Senate last fall.
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Trump Wants Hatch to Run for 8th Term
President Donald Trump formally endorsed a possible re-election bid by Sen. Orrin Hatch, calling the Utah Republican a “very special man” at the start of a speech in Salt Lake City.
GOP Gets Ready to Own a One-Sided Shutdown Argument
To remind, Republicans hold 55 percent of the seats in the House and 52 percent in the Senate, plus 100 percent of the seats in the Oval Office.
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Senate Republicans Secure Votes for Tax Overhaul
. | Senate Republicans appear to have the votes necessary to approve their tax code overhaul.