Kimberly Railey
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The House Rematch in Rubio’s Hometown
Former Democratic Rep. Joe Garcia is fighting for his old seat. → Read More
Freedom Caucus Seeks to Keep Clout in Next Congress
The group is in talks with sitting members of Congress, as well as incoming freshmen. → Read More
Why Trump Doesn’t Pose a Risk for Ryan’s Primary
The speaker is coming prepared to his nomination fight next week. → Read More
L.A.’s Last House Republican Fights for Survival
Steve Knight faces a competitive challenge in his bid for a second term. → Read More
House Democrats See Strengthened Pickup Opportunities
But party leaders said Monday it’s still too early to tell whether the chamber is in play. → Read More
Where Trump’s Immigration Rhetoric Could Hurt Republicans the Most
Several House Republicans representing significant Latino populations could face more challenging reelections. → Read More
Frank Guinta’s Shrinking Path to Reelection
One less opponent is bad news for the embattled Republican from New Hampshire. → Read More
A New Kind of Retail for David Trone
After blanketing the airwaves thanks to unprecedented self-funding, the businessman is shaking a few hands, too. → Read More
Brad Ashford’s Improbable Comeback Bid
How a Nebraska Democrat moved himself down the list of the most vulnerable members of Congress. → Read More
Former NRCC Chairman: Trump Puts 20 GOP Seats at Risk
Paul Ryan is creating a policy agenda for incumbents to run on. → Read More
House Democrats Don’t Yet Have Enough Candidates To Ride Trump Wave
The DCCC struggled to recruit top challengers last year, not expecting Trump to be the GOP nominee. → Read More
How a Statewide Loss Led to a Potential House Seat
Scott Angelle ran for governor, considered a Senate campaign, and is now vying for an open House seat. → Read More
North Carolina GOP Preps For Heated Delegation Duel
Under proposed district lines, Reps. Renee Ellmers and George Holding will face off in a Republican primary. → Read More
How Scalia’s Death Impacts Redistricting in Two States
His absence could affect pending appeals in Virginia and North Carolina. → Read More
Club for Growth Spending Big Against Renee Ellmers
The third-term North Carolina congresswoman is facing a competitive primary challenge. → Read More
New Campaign-Finance-Reform PAC to Boost Four More Democratic Senate Candidates
The group, End Citizens United, plans to spend $25 to $30 million next year. → Read More
Texas House Battleground Could Hinge on Voter-ID Law in Flux
A federal appeals court struck down the statute last week, emboldening Democrats in West Texas. → Read More
Why the Race For Alan Grayson's House Seat Is Stranger Than Fiction
In the race to represent his Central Florida district, Grayson's former top political aide is running against his girlfriend. → Read More
Latino PACs Eye a Bigger Role in 2016
Emboldened by presidential-election-year turnout, groups are raising more money and making earlier endorsements. → Read More
African-American Candidates Enjoy String of Victories in Heavily Latino San Antonio
Rep. Will Hurd and San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor both won elections in the past year despite what look like challenging demographics in the area. → Read More