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EMILY’s List is looking to expand the Democratic House majority and flip the Senate next year, naming 43 House Republicans and six GOP senators on its initial list of 2020 targets, shared first with Roll
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Joint sessions of Congress can only be held if the House and Senate adopt a concurrent resolution.
On the Republican side, Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the highest-ranking woman in the GOP, announced Thursday she would not run for re-election for GOP conference chairwoman, and instead opt to seek a
That’s more than at least one Democratic senator facing a competitive re-election and at least five Republicans running for Senate in competitive races this year.
Kelly, first elected to Congress in 1994, drew 70 percent of the vote in 2002 and won re-election with 67 percent two years later in New York’s 19th District. President George W.
And none who ran for higher office, such as for governor or Senate, won. Others have since left office. Former Kentucky Rep.