Campaigns · 116th Congress
At the Races: Hangover Thursday
Smooth sailing: More than a dozen House and Senate candidates on the ballot Tuesday had an easy night, knowing that they would sail through the 2020 elections without any real challengers.
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
FEC pick sparks backlash from Democrats
Without a quorum, the FEC cannot conduct enforcement actions or hold meetings. The agency has continued to process campaign finance reports and make them publicly available.
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These two House Democrats oppose abortion rights. It could cost them their seats
Cuellar responded with his own ad, saying Cisneros supports allowing minors to have abortions without parental consent.
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Ideology and race could shape primaries in newly blue North Carolina districts
But the primaries in each district have raised questions about identity politics and ideology and who should represent what are now safe Democratic seats.
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Trump’s speech rolled out Republicans’ blueprint for general election
They must present a contrast to Trump without looking out of touch by downplaying a humming economy.
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Gerrymandering potential sways state legislative targets
Learning from that cycle, the DLCC and allied groups are spending money and attention on state races this year, which should give the party a better chance of competing in 2020.
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Name Trump or not? Senate responses to Soleimani killing highlight 2020 tightrope
But Gardner went on to urge the administration “to be prepared for possible retaliation … and to consult closely with Congress on any next steps should the situation escalate.”
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2020 Senate and House outlook looks a lot like it did at the start of 2019
The Senate majority should be regarded as in play. House The House battleground hasn’t changed dramatically either over the first year of the cycle.
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Ratings change: Van Drew going Republican tilts NJ race to GOP
Even though it’s not quite official, more than half of his staff resigning should be a significant clue.
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Facing pro-Trump chants, Elissa Slotkin explains support for impeachment
“I thought the election in 2020 should take care of it.
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At the Races: We have 2020 vision
Hunter narrowly won reelection in 2018, but without him on the ballot, Republicans are more confident they’ll hold on to his seat. Civil war in Virginia GOP: Freshman Virginia Rep.
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Women’s health political fights heat up in battleground states
Abortion “is being highlighted as a way for Democrats to communicate the threat that Republicans pose for their vision of what the country should be,” said Joshua C.
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Impeachment frenzy? Not so much in the other Washington
survey of competitive House districts nationwide, conducted Oct. 3 by House Republicans’ campaign arm, showed 68 percent of voters found the impeachment effort overly political and thought Democrats should
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States in the Midwest with outsize roles in the 2020 elections
Should someone other than King be the GOP nominee, the district would be much tougher for Democrats to flip.
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States in the South with outsize roles in the 2020 elections
Battles for president, Senate and House, and spending on ads and staff to identify supportive voters and get them to the polls, should amplify races up and down the ticket.
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Lessons from Kentucky, Mississippi and Virginia elections may not be what you think
Without a last-minute push and visit from President Donald Trump, Bevin would have probably lost by a wider margin.
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One year until the most important election in American history
Instead, he plays solely to his political base in rural America, among white evangelicals, with self-identified conservatives, and with working-class whites without a college degree.
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Trump thrives amid turmoil, and is banking that voters won’t mind
“It’s just not clear how we should evaluate these events.”
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Meet the two Democrats who broke with their party on impeachment
It was adopted 232-196 without any Republican support. “Collin would always say, ‘It’s just going to be you and me,’ and I said, ‘Nah, there might be more people.’
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2020 strategy: If you can’t beat ’em — move
Of the 31 districts held by Democrats that President Donald Trump carried in 2016, Loebsack’s seat is the only one without a Democratic incumbent on the 2020 ballot.