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He added, “At a time when our country is in real trouble, we should not be spending precious time on one-sided solutions that aren’t going anywhere.”
It should go without saying that special elections are not necessarily predictors of future results.
With six months to go before Election Day, President Donald Trump should be regarded as at least a narrow underdog for reelection, the Senate majority is firmly in play, and Democrats are likely
If Kobach wins his party’s Senate nomination in August, Democrats should have a chance to pull an upset in the fall. Rep.
“Without Amash running for reelection and complicating the race as an independent, Republicans shouldn’t have a problem taking his district back in November.”
The 2020 election It’s difficult to see how Trump can win Arizona in 2020 without at least breaking even in Maricopa.
The boxes are supposed to make it easier for people to drop off their ballots without exposing themselves to the virus, but limits on how many people can safely wait in lines mean polling places
[Another lesson about context: Biden and young voters in 2020] With an extremely negative race expected, one more development should be noted.
Rodney Davis, should ask the Trump administration to open special ACA enrollment periods so people won’t have to face the virus without insurance.
Tillis, who has a tough race against Democrat Cal Cunningham, said then that restaurants should be able to opt out of hand-washing regulations so long as they posted signs letting customers know.
Cory Gardner should be regarded as an underdog in Colorado, where the race has moved to Tilts Democratic from Toss-up.
What we’ve lost Hanna was a true political outsider who thought he should think for himself, not merely regurgitate party talking points.
The party argued that because mail-in ballots are already available for disabled voters, others concerned about the virus should also be able to receive them.
“How do we keep people safe and healthy as possible without causing people to be disenfranchised?” Hasen told At the Races this week. He said legislation, such as a measure from Democratic Sens.
The uncertainty has caused campaigns to privately wonder if they should treat the extension period like a primary or like a runoff, and whether they can use money raised for the general election
information we have from public health officials, we are confident that voters in our states can safely and securely cast their ballots in this election, and that otherwise healthy poll workers can and should
“What we’re talking about here really is states’ rights to decide what policies they should be adopting to promote their own state’s interest,” she said.
The panel’s ranking member, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, and others said they not only opposed his nomination but also were unhappy that Republicans were moving forward with it without also considering
It also seemed reasonable to assume that GOP money and the Trump campaign’s emphasis on boosting turnout among white voters without college degrees would be enough to save Mitch McConnell’s Senate majority
[Retirees’ worst nightmare: Federal backing of pension funds at risk] The saga demonstrated the hurdles to insurance and the precarious situations for people without coverage that existed before