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When Rep. Benjamin Bartlett, a Nottingham Republican, stepped down last week, margins in the House got even tighter: 200 Republicans to 196 Democrats. With the House so closely divided, attendance this session has often played a major role in the fate...

The United States Senate soon will consider legislation that would repeal key provisions of the 54-year-old Hatch Act, a law prohibiting federal employees from engag- ing in electioneering and related partisan political activities.

Oregon Rep. Andrea Salinas met May 3 with state officials and agriculture industry leaders in Salem to discuss their priorities for the upcoming farm bill, including federal crop insurance and

Haywood Republican Rep. Mark Pless is closer than ever to getting partisan local elections in his district — part of a growing trend by North Carolina...

Oregon Congresswoman Andrea Salinas met May 3 with state officials and agriculture industry leaders in Salem to discuss priorities for the upcoming farm bill, including federal crop insurance, disaster assistance,

Oregon Congresswoman Andrea Salinas met May 3 with state officials and agriculture industry leaders in Salem to discuss priorities for the upcoming farm bill, including federal crop insurance, disaster assistance,

Explore Kellyanne Conway's wealth sources, controversies, and philanthropy. Gain insights on this influential political figure's net worth.

The third clerk in four months has resigned in Belvidere Township. Longtime clerk Sheila Smith resigned on Jan. 11. Ashley Gonzalez was appointed clerk on Jan. 24, but she resigned on Feb. 2 due to concerns about a possible violation of the Hatch Act, as Gonzalez works as a postal clerk for the Six Lakes Post Office.

Twenty-one House members have participated in fewer than 70% of votes, nine Republicans and 12 Democrats.