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HAGERSTOWN, Md. (DC New Now) — With the U.S. House of Representatives so closely divided by party, Maryland’s 6th Congressional District could play a pivotal role for control of the body in this year’s elections. Democratic incumbent David Trone is vacating the seat to run for the U.S. Senate. The district extends from Montgomery County […]
Maggie Hassan is the projected winner of the 2022 New Hampshire Senate midterm election, defeating Don Bolduc.
And cnn's presidential historian and former director of the nixon library. i first real quick want to go up to this deadline. there isn't anything except political pressure causing them to rush through this here. so do we think we may kind of work this out? >> yeah, so i don't know. maybe we'll have have five more extensions. they're racing against the political clock. they want him confirmed by october 21st. and there's a slight risk they go to democratic hands in which case kavanaugh's nomination,
Only helping the incumbent but could help in november. senator feinstein original called for the party to stay neutral. she won the june primary easily with 44 percent of the vote. compared to 12 percent by kevin deleon. but they're looking for a different approach, one more progressive to battle against the present peer political analyst larry stabenow says if this is closed the republicans will likely decide and the time to vote for feinstein is more moderate than deleon. and it would boost republican turnout in a could help incumbents and how-- >> anything they can do to increase gop turnou...
Affordable care act. that poisoned washington, because even though a majority of the american people doesn't want the affordable care act, nonetheless the effort was taken to pass it on a straight party line vote. that poisoned the well. i think the worst of all scenarios is the house stays in republican hands which it's going to. the senate stays in democratic hands and president obama stays in the white house. we haven't gotten any progress on that in the last two years. why do you think it's different in the next two years? by the way, it's likely that the reps take the senate in 2014. so i...