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Senate seat in a Trump state (Arizona), and holding down their total losses in the Senate while defending a difficult map.
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
Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, Joe Donnelly of Indiana, Bill Nelson of Florida and Claire McCaskill of Missouri were all defeated, while the re-election bid of Montana’s Jon Tester is still too close
But this time — Paulsen’s first re-election with a Republican in the White House — was different. Well-educated voters in the Twin Cities suburbs chose Democrat Dean Phillips.
The 2018 cycle was no different, with 22 House and three Senate races still uncalled by 10:15 a.m. Wednesday.
Beto O’Rourke, who is also being sent home after losing his Senate bid. Rep.
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.
They — and two-dozen other House Republicans seeking re-election or open seats — need to run on their own accomplishments and personal connections to district voters, but they can’t do that if the
And Republicans’ ability to alleviate them will determine control of the House and Senate in the 116th Congress.
Some of the president’s harshest Republican critics aren’t running for re-election.
Dave Brat, whom some Republicans worry isn’t taking his re-election seriously enough.
Ryan of Wisconsin, has also said he is not running for re-election. In addition, 14 members have resigned or have indicated they plan to resign before the session is over.
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Their stories attracted a surge of media attention and inspired bipartisan legislation that unanimously passed the House and is making its way to the Senate.
Sewell — the same position he held when he worked for Davis, who lost re-election in 2010. Reel would spend his weekdays in Washington, D.C., and commute home to Tennessee on the weekends.