Politics · 114th Congress
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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Politics · 114th Congress
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.
Politics · 114th Congress
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.
Politics · 114th Congress
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
Politics · 114th Congress
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
Policy · 114th Congress
Ep. 2: Defense Jobs and the Crucial New Hampshire Senate Race
Kelly Ayotte faces a tough re-election race and defending the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard could help. Ayotte is facing Democratic Gov. Maggie Hassan in what is very likely to be a close race.
Politics · 114th Congress
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.
Politics · 114th Congress
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
Politics · 114th Congress
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.
Policy · 114th Congress
Big Business Re-Evaluates Relationship With GOP
Though business PAC has endorsed a slate of 13 House and Senate Republicans, Gerlach said he expects the nonpartisan group will back Democrats, too.
Politics · 114th Congress
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.
Former Bar Association Leaders Slam GOP on Garland
He accused Senate Republicans, led by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, of being motivated by “raw political reasons.”
Policy · 114th Congress
Strickland’s Environmental Stances Shifted Over Time
As the Senate race in Ohio heats up, Democratic Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland is contrasting his record on energy with incumbent GOP Sen.
Politics · 114th Congress
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.
Policy · 114th Congress
Mikulski ‘Ready to Roar’ in Final Months in Office
She was first elected to the House in 1976, and said Monday that she had to decide if she would run for re-election and “raise money for me or raise hell for you,” and chose the latter.
Politics · 114th Congress
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.
Policy · 114th Congress
Congressional Aide Resigns Following Indictment
O’Donnell, however, assisted with Broun’s re-election campaign for the House in 2012 and Senate in 2014, including preparing for debates, drafting and practicing campaign speeches and
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Circus is Great, But Watch the States
Big, sweeping issues like immigration, criminal justice and civil rights used to occupy a year behind the scenes of the House and four weeks of floor time in the Senate.
Politics · 114th Congress
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.
Capitol Police: A Spending Force
Says Jack Kingston, a Georgia Republican who’s also a lobbyist served as chairman of the same panel a decade ago: “Members aren’t re-elected based on what they do with the Capitol Police, so very