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[Senate will vote on border aid supplemental before July 4 recess] The Trump campaign survey, conducted in March, also found Biden ahead in other states that Trump won in 2016 and that he would
The Republican-controlled Senate has been a tad more bipartisan.
Renacci lost his bid for the Senate and now leaves Congress with an estimated net worth of $34 million. In New Jersey, Rep. Tom MacArthur lost a tightly contested race to Democrat Andy Kim.
Rick Scott will become the most junior member of the Senate next month after the 116th Congress is sworn in after defeating three-term Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson.
With Republicans expanding their Senate majority by at least a seat in 2018, the scales of power will tip ever so slightly in the direction of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Thursday afternoon that will determine the size of the Republicans’ majority in the Senate and the Democrats’ in the House: SenateFlorida The race for the Senate seat in Florida is as nasty as ever
Senate seat in a Trump state (Arizona), and holding down their total losses in the Senate while defending a difficult map.
“We will not have a re-run of 2000.” That was what Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer said Tuesday, speaking of the handling of the recounting of ballots in Florida.
The Democratic Party’s premier election lawyer predicts that the Florida Senate race is heading for a hand recount, and he said Thursday that he thinks Sen. Bill Nelson may in fact be re-elected.
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
Bill Nelson, who reportedly conceded defeat just after midnight in his re-election bid against GOP Gov. Rick Scott, is now awaiting a recount.
“And them being in the majority, I’m just going to blame them,” he said, remarkably just moments after extolling his contribution to expanding the GOP majority in the Senate.
Kavanaugh’s confirmation threw a wildcard into the race for Senate control.
Tester has never won a Senate race with more than 50 percent.
President Donald Trump will hit eight states with 11 campaign rallies in the final six days of the midterm election cycle with the House and Senate — and most of his domestic agenda — up for grabs.
In Nevada, where health care has been a marquee issue in the Senate race between Republican incumbent Dean Heller and Democratic Rep.
Sherrod Brown of Ohio and Bob Casey of Pennsylvania are favored to win re-election even though they are running in states that backed President Donald Trump in 2016.
Inside Elections downgraded the re-election chances of 21 Republican House members last week.
. | Three Democratic senators running for re-election in states that President Donald Trump won in 2016 announced Friday they will not support his Supreme Court nominee, Judge Bredtt Kavanaugh.
Democrats are at least even money to flip two GOP-held Senate seats in November — Arizona and Nevada.