Politics · 114th Congress
Trump’s Electoral Math Doesn’t Add Up
Is Trump merely blowing smoke, or could he re-draw the partisan landscape and win in November? Could he carry Michigan, or even New York, as he has started to assert?
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Politics · 114th Congress
No Year of the Outsider in Down-Ballot Races
Senate who belongs in dive bars like this one in north Philadelphia.
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Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Jeff Miller Retiring
Jeff Miller, R-Fla., announced Thursday he would not seek re-election.
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The Texan Who Really Matters at the Capitol This Year
And he’s used it several times before, including in his criticisms a decade ago of how the Senate Democratic majority of that time browbeat Samuel A.
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Trump Campaign Manager, Seasoned Political Operative
He started working for the Republican National Committee in 2001 as the legislative political director for the Northeast region before becoming the campaign manager for the 2002 re-election campaign of
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Bernie Sanders’ Superdelegate Chutzpah
When Patrick Leahy sought to become the first Democrat ever elected to the Senate from Vermont in 1974, Sanders jumped into the race and nearly siphoned off enough votes from Leahy to elect his
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Steady Simms Guides House Republicans Through Tumultuous 2016
At Kenn’s request, Simms moved back to Atlanta to be his new chief of staff, where he stayed through the 2002 re-election.
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Paul Broun’s 2016 Run Could Reignite Ethics Charge
Collins is running for re-election. Broun, first elected in 2007 in a special election to replace the late Rep. Charlie Norwood, R-Ga., ran for the Senate in 2014 but lost in the primary.
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How Congress Could Fail Its Annual Budget Test
On Monday, the Senate Budget Committee indefinitely postponed drafting its budget blueprint.
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Democrats Goading Grassley
In January, the 82-year-old set the Senate record for most time without missing a vote, more than 22 years and counting. His campaign website is Grassleyworks.com.
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Dem Senate Takeover Probable, If Cruz or Trump Nominee
But the situation would be dramatically worse for a Republican running for re-election in a swing state when his or her party is in the middle of a political civil war and with a controversial, radioactive
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Why Are These 27 Democrats Keeping Their Options Open?
Daniel Lipinski, D-Ill., is in a safe district but opposes the Affordable Care Act and is staunchly pro-life; he did not endorse Barack Obama for re-election. Sanford D.
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Republican Senator Shifts to More Vulnerable Rating
Republican Rob Portman of Ohio won’t lose re-election due to a lack of money, but he is running for a second term in one of the most competitive states in a tumultuous political environment.
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Grassley Not Too Concerned About New Challenge
Grassley in his re-election bid, the long-time senator says he is not concerned. The New York Times reported that former Lt. Gov.
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The Politics of Quirk in the 49th State
Lisa Murkowski lost in her primary to tea party candidate Joe Miller, Murkowski ran a write-in race, and won, making her the first successful write-in candidate for Senate since Strom Thurmond in 1954.
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Where House and Presidential Races Converge
It’s going to be hard for most House races to get any attention this year, with a competitive presidential race and the fight for control of the Senate.
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On Court Pick, Obama Turns to Those He Trusts Most
“From a college newspaper op-ed to judicial opinions at every level. … And they have to get it before [Senate Majority Leader] Mitch McConnell does.”
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100 Years on the Front Lines of History
Roosevelt’s first re-election push — same as he has for going on a century.
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Senate GOP Weighs Trump Nomination
With voting underway on Super Tuesday and billionaire Donald Trump expected to win the most GOP delegates, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., acknowledged that vulnerable Senate Republicans
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Opioid Bill Clears First Senate Hurdle
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell signaled Monday that the GOP may not be open to allowing a vote on Shaheen’s amendment.