Republicans to vote next week to fill 30th District House seatDawn Miller
One of the puzzles in this year's surprising and unpredicted (including by me) off-year election results is why the Republicans' 51% to 47% win in the popular vote for House of Representatives did not produce a majority bigge...
Parliament’s lower house dominates the legislative process, but the Senate plays an important role in passing constitutional amendments and approving Constitutional Court judges. The results of the two-day vote will be known later on Saturday. In a separate v...
So, she'd have to give up her House seat to run, meaning that there's a decent chance that Congress would be rid of her entirely by January 3, 2027. Whatever happens, the Democrats' chances of holding this seat just got much, much better. U.S. Senate, Maine: Sen. Susan Collins...
California voters in Napa County are deciding on a host of local races and measures. Among the races to watch is U.S. House of Representatives, 4th District, where incumbent Democratic Rep. Mike Thompson is seeking to hold onto his seat. He is being challenged by former Davis resident ...
Members like Peltola will be pivotal to Democrats’ hopes of retaking the House in 2024 — but her success also hints at the party’s structural disadvantages. She is one of only five Democrats representing a seat won by former President Donald Trump in 2020; across those five members, the...
Mike Waltz officially resigned from his House seat Monday, hours before he is set to become President-elect Donald Trump’s national security adviser. The role doesn’t require Senate confirmation. Waltz’s departure further thins Speaker Mike Johnson’s tight majority, with 21...
“Before approving more borrowed money, voters deserve to see results from previous investments. Bonds come with long-term financial burdens that eventually can cut into essential public services.” –Republican State Senator Brian Jones [Source: Ballotpedia.com] Friends in state government tell me th...
is not going to happen. Beyond the fact that not a single Democrat in the House or Senate would vote for it (thus killing a proposed amendment right there), Trump won 31 states in 2024. Even if all of them supported an amendment, he would still need the backing of state legislatures ...
is not going to happen. Beyond the fact that not a single Democrat in the House or Senate would vote for it (thus killing a proposed amendment right there), Trump won 31 states in 2024. Even if all of them supported an amendment, he would still need the backing of state legislatures ...