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Van Duyne won only district that voted Biden, Republican for House Dan Crenshaw outran Trump by largest margin of any GOP member January 25, 2021 1:58 PM By Greg Giroux Only one out of 36 congressional districts in Texas voted for a different party for president and the House, as Joe Biden outperforming recent Democratic presidential nominees failed to translate to down-ballot wins. According to data compiled by Bloomberg Government, House Republicans received more votes than Donald Trump in well-educated suburban districts that were strongly Republican a decade ago but have becom...

The top Republican on the House committee considering a challenge to the election in Iowa’s 2nd District called for the immediate dismissal of a request to overturn Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks’ (R) razor-thin victory against Democrat Rita Hart.

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Members re-elected in November joining Biden administration Potential races in blue districts in Louisiana, New Mexico, Ohio December 22, 2020 11:00 AM By Greg Giroux Multiple congressional special elections are already on tap for 2021. No sooner will a new Congress convene in early January than it will likely lose three House Democrats to Joe Biden’s administration, triggering crowded contests to succeed them. Biden nominated Marcia Fudge (Ohio) as secretary of Housing and Urban Development and Deb Haaland (N.M.) as Interior secretary, and he named Cedric Richmond (La.) a s...

Both created redistricting-focused organizations in 2017 Court fights expected as maps drawn and long afterward December 21, 2020 11:01 AM By Emily Wilkins Republican successes in last month’s state legislative elections reinforced the party’s upper hand in drawing congressional district lines, but both parties are preparing for a long fight on the ground and in the courts. A decade of legal battles stemmed from the congressional maps that followed the 2010 census. After largely coordinating the state-by-state effort through their national campaign committees, Democrats...