Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
and voting overhaul on a straight party-line vote, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee launched digital ads praising the legislation in 44 districts where its incumbents may be facing tough re-elections
That has not stopped the Trump re-election campaign from experimenting with derogatory nicknames for him, the New York Post reported.
Mimi Walters of California and Barbara Comstock of Virginia — both facing tough re-elections — and Rep. Martha McSally of Arizona, who’s running for Senate.
Faso — who is running for re-election in New York’s 19th District and voted for the AHCA — ran an ad recently featuring his wife, a cancer survivor. And in California’s 48th District, Rep.
Pete Sessions is facing arguably his toughest test for re-election yet against Democrat Colin Allred.
Ted Cruz released his first ad in his re-election bid highlighting his efforts to provide relief for victims of Hurricane Harvey last year.
Donnelly is in a tough re-election race in a state where Trump has close ties. Trump clinched his victory for the Republican nomination in 2016 when he won the Indiana primary.
Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley is focusing on the Supreme Court in the first television ad of his Senate campaign, a sign the upcoming confirmation debate will be central to the Republican’s bid
The Koch affiliates also plan to push for the United States to re-join the discussions over the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Many of the other Senate Democrats who, like Manchin, face hotly contested races in 2018, have not yet weighed in on the Haspel nomination. But Montana Democratic Sen.
Heitkamp is one of the most vulnerable Senate Democrats up for re-election this year, running in a state President Donald Trump carried by 36 points in 2016. Watch: Will the Chambers Flip?
Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley is launching a new digital ad Friday, foreshadowing one of his arguments in his campaign for Senate against Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill: her vote against
For the first time this election cycle, the National Republican Senatorial Committee launched ads tying vulnerable Senate Democrats to a familiar GOP foe: Hillary Clinton.
Senate Majority PAC originally made a $900,000 and is adding $500,000. A spokesman for Senate Majority PAC declined to comment on the length of the ad buy.Â
Both senators are running for re-election in states that President Donald Trump won by wide margins in 2016.Â
Heller emerged from the Capitol shortly after the vote, just as Senate Democrats were attracting most of the attention away from him by also exiting the building en masse to meet with opponents of
After serving as secretary of state, Handel ran unsuccessfully for both governor and Senate.Â
Many conservative outside groups are holding off, knowing that the legislation will change in the Senate.
Regardless of how the bill changes in the Senate, and who votes for a revised final version, Democrats plan to target all vulnerable Republicans for this vote, not just those who actually supported
The six-figure digital campaign from Priorities will run in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Florida, Ohio, Nevada and Arizona, all home to 2018 Senate races and some potentially competitive House