Representative Kyrsten Sinema, Democrat and former worker, scored in the race for Senate seat Arizona, defeating Republican opponent after waging in. Sinema's over Martha McSally, Republican congresswoman and former Air Force pilot, marks Democratic triumph..…
Senate Judiciary Committee's still scheduled to vote Friday on Brett Kavanaugh's nomination, and he's already hired four law clerks for U.S. ..…
Democratic Rep. Kyrsten Sinema has made history by becoming the first woman elected to represent Arizona in the Senate. ... In the Senate, no newcomers are on their way in but Democrat Robert Menendez of News Jersey and Republican Ted Cruz of Texas won their..…
What is clear from last week's results is Republican advantage with these voters persisted in all regions Klobuchar Minnesota was Democratic Senate candidate to win most white voters without education. ..…
Some fellow Democrats are now distancing themselves from Pelosi, promising not to vote for her as House speaker again even. ..…
Counting up the in turnout that hit in United States, all major party candidates running for House and Senate championed America's military complex and its ballooning budget.. Throughout the election cycle, not one Republican or Democratic candidate presented platform to end..…
Governor Rick Scott, a Republican who is vying for Democrat Bill Nelson’s Senate seat, has ordered all voting machines to be seized by law enforcement. ... In other election news, the Arizona Senate race has finally ended with Democrat Krysten Sinema declaring..…
With some races still undecided, the Democrats will apparently pick up close to 35 House seats, giving them solid control, and also a half-dozen governorships, while losing at least a couple of Senate seats. These overall Democratic gains seem roughly what might be expected for the first..…
While the murder and pandemonium of Mexico may seem remote to many Americans, the same drug cartels causing so much carnage south of the border are operating in United States. ..…
Ed Markey, Massachusetts Democrat, and Senate Commerce Committee colleagues also objected to the in letter to Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, noting that their constituents rely on the public, educational and governmental channels, offer local programs and alert residents in the..…