Politics · 114th Congress
Democrats Lead in Top Races in Battleground North Carolina
Democrats are winning Senate, gubernatorial and presidential races in the battleground state of North Carolina, a new poll shows.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Democratic Gains in House Depend on Clinton’s Success
But some of the Democrats’ best pickup opportunities remain among the 26 GOP-held seats that President Barack Obama carried in his re-election.
Ratings Changes in 5 Senate Races
The Republican senator is in considerable danger of underperforming Donald Trump in Missouri and losing re-election. We’re changing the rating from Leans Republican to Tilts Republican.
Politics · 114th Congress
Democrats Say Patrick Murphy Can Still Win — But Will He Have the Money?
Senate Democrats had considered the Florida race one of their best pickup opportunities of 2016.
Politics · 114th Congress
Portman Not Letting Up on Ads Despite Strickland Decline
Rob Portman is not letting up on his ad blitz in his race for re-election. In his latest ad, which will run statewide, Portman features the father of Staff Sgt.
Politics · 114th Congress
As Funding Government Stalled, Fundraising for Congress Soared
“The main agenda is avoiding catastrophe while stockpiling money to win re-election,” said Norman Ornstein, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Take Five: Sen. Jim Risch
[Rubio’s Senate Backers Seek to Sway More Colleagues] Q: You studied forestry at the University of Idaho. What did you originally want to do? A: I didn’t know.
Politics · 114th Congress
Do Attacks for Missing Hearings Still Work?
[Why Senate Attendance Attacks Are Usually Bogus] For starters, House and Senate committees treat attendance differently in the public record.
Politics · 114th Congress
Absences Pile Up for Some House Members Seeking Other Offices
seeking re-election, according to a Roll Call analysis.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Donald Trump and the Second Battle of the Sexes
[Another Way Trump Could Flunk the Electoral College] In a 2000 Senate debate, Rick Lazio angrily walked over to Hillary Clinton’s lectern and demanded that she sign a pledge.
Opinion · 114th Congress
What if Senate Republicans Save Trump From Himself?
To hear Donald Trump tell it for the last year, Senate Republicans were weak, dumb losers, and not just the ones he ran against for president. He infamously called Sen.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
What to Do When You Think Your Boss Is Going to Lose the General Election
If you have faith in the campaign, you’re probably in your boss’ district, trying to get him or her re-elected.
Politics · 114th Congress
Can Toomey’s Presidential Non-Answer Hold?
McCain doesn’t have a bigger fan in the United States Senate than me,” he said, in front of an audience of a few dozen veterans. “He’s a hero to me, as he is to everybody in this room.”
Policy · 114th Congress
Opioid Epidemic Enters Funding Debate
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s proposal to keep the government funded included one below-the-radar addition: funding to combat the opioid epidemic.
Politics · 114th Congress
As a Senator, Hillary Clinton Got Along With the GOP. Could She Do So as President?
In the Senate, she left behind good will in unexpected places. “I would think Sen.
Politics · 114th Congress
Fear and Loathing Among Latinos in the 2016 Campaign
Kennedy of Massachusetts to offer a Senate bill with a new proposal: a path to citizenship.
Politics · 114th Congress
McCain Attends Re-election Rally — in Pennsylvania
. — John McCain acted a candidate seeking re-election. He posed for pictures, told jokes during his speech, and urged everyone to vote.
Politics · 114th Congress
Obama Vetoes Terrorism Bill as Override Votes Loom
The move now sets up a decision for House and Senate leaders on when they will hold override votes.
Politics · 114th Congress
Roger Wicker Waxes Optimistic About the Election
“I was running in a fairly modestly funded race for re-election in 2012.”