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As of last week, Cartwright’s campaign had $3.15 million on hand, a sizable increase in comparison to this point in the previous cycle. When the Lackawanna County Democrat entered April in 2022, his campaign had $2 million on hand.

A conservative PAC looking to get Republican Women elected released several new 2024 congressional endorsements in competitive House districts Tuesday.

First responders devote their lives to helping others, but what happens when they’re the one in need of help? They often witness death, grief, pain, loss, injury, threats to personal safety, long days of work, poor sleep, physical hardships, and other negative experiences. They can also be exposed to disasters and traumatic events. That group includes […]

House Republicans could flip four Democratic-held open seats in battleground districts in Michigan, Virginia and California in 2024.

U.S. Rep. Frank J. Mrvan, D-Highland, was reelected to a second term in November with a 12,053-vote margin of victory, or 5.6%, over Republican Jennifer-Ruth Green.

Incoming House Democratic leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., is deciding who will be the next DCCC chair, however members of the party seem unenthused about the declared candidates.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is set to vote on the next chair on Nov. 30, after current Chair Sean Patrick Maloney was unseated by his GOP challenger in the midterms.

Its relatively unusual to see television ads in the 1st Congressional District because Democrats have continuously held the seat for nine decades.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) rolled out updates to its midterm battlefield plan on Thursday in a move meant to shake up the party's House campaign arm's strategy going into November. 

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