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At the Races: Roe, Roe, Roe the vote
Carolyn Bourdeaux, wrote to donors that “everything is urgent right now” and reiterated her support for “Planned Parenthood and pro-choice policies in Congress.”
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Carolyn Bourdeaux, wrote to donors that “everything is urgent right now” and reiterated her support for “Planned Parenthood and pro-choice policies in Congress.”
Oz is locked in a competitive and expensive primary with former hedge fund CEO Dave McCormick, 2018 lieutenant governor nominee Jeff Bartos, former ambassador Carla Sands, and Trump campaign activist
Bob Gibbs of Ohio blasted a state court battle over redistricting and pulled the plug on his reelection. Both faced Trump-backed challengers.
Florida man leaving Congress: Democratic Rep. Ted Deutch said he will leave Congress later this year to become CEO of the American Jewish Committee.
Gohmert, who led pre-Jan. 6 efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results, has relied heavily on his support for former President Donald Trump to stand out in the crowded primary.
The controversy comes amid an increase in the death threats that politicians say they face more than a year after a deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Lindsey Graham had some advice on “ABC News Sunday” for former President Donald Trump: Stop looking backward or it will hurt your chances in 2024. CQ Roll Call’s John T.
Sparring: Seeing his once and possibly future rival on the ropes, former President Donald Trump is keeping up his attacks on Biden, but Scranton Joe emerged a bit in recent appearances looking to
On Thursday night, Biden and Trump appeared in preferred friendly territory: Biden delivered remarks to a virtual Democratic National Committee event and Trump appeared on “Hannity” on Fox News,
Messaging: At his rally in Arizona on Saturday, Trump not only re-upped his false claims the 2020 election was stolen, he also threw in some new conspiracy theories and volatile claims about race
The stage was set Thursday for Senate Democrats, after two attempts were stymied last year, to finally get the ball rolling on bills to set federal voting rules.
Tim Kaine of Virginia, injected a bit of reality, saying that the party’s negotiations on voting rights and rules changes are going about as “slow as my commute,” referring to his epic all-nighter trapped
Show them the taxes: Seeking to avoid a repeat of the scandal-plagued Trump presidency, House Democrats approved a bill recently, almost entirely along party lines, that would put new limits on executive
He considered running again but determined that after serving in Congress and state government for nearly two decades, he’d move on.
Rules of debate: Senate Republicans blocked debate on an elections and campaign finance overhaul, but Democrats and their allied outside advocates say they plan to carry on their push, including
Trump would also have carried the 15th District in South Texas, which Joe Biden narrowly won under the current lines and where Democrat Vicente Gonzalez won reelection by less than 2 points.
Former President Donald Trump, who negotiated a troop withdrawal last year that Biden chose to enact, seized on the Afghan government’s collapse and is sending fundraising emails.
Editor’s note: To honor America’s independence and Congress being on recess, At the Races will not publish next week. We will be back on July 15.
GOP voters aren’t upset with new voting rules in key states, and, at least now, Republican senators up for reelection next year don’t think they will pay a price for opposing Biden and Democratic
Keith Rothfus in the new 17th District, Lamb won by 13 points in a seat Trump would have carried by 2 points had the new lines been in place in 2016.