Kamala Harris is backing calls to modify the Senate’s 60-vote rule, while Donald Trump could be a wild card with Republicans.
In an effort avoid alienating the median Muslim voter, Harris believes she has to play nice with the terrorist sympathizers.
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Overall, Republicans need to win four of the 15 Toss-up races, according to Inside Elections, eight held by Democrats and ...
From Washington to Massachusetts, blue states are rushing to protect their policy priorities from the reach of a potential ...
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy discusses the GOP's fundraising gap in the battle for control of the House and ...
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Let us return to a time when presidential debates and campaign rallies did not devolve into the kinds of hateful and crazy ...
Many of Kennedy’s supporters were so embittered by his treatment by the Democratic Party that they wished to follow his lead ...
Harris is playing it safe. Some Democrats worry that could doom her campaign.
In his first appearance with Donald Trump on the campaign trail, billionaire Elon Musk on Saturday called on people to ...
The presidential race isn't the only highly consequential nail-biter for 2024. Senate Democrats are already clinging to ...
Newsweek looked at voter registration numbers for both parties in Arizona, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Nevada.
Senate Democrats are pumping money into races to help challengers oust two incumbent Republicans, Sens. Jack Martins ...
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