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House Republicans could expand their majority if they win these court cases
How redrawing the maps with a series of court cases potentially puts the GOP in a stronger position in 2024. → Read More
Arizona Republicans fear they may blow it again
Sinema’s party switch has opened the door. The fear is their candidate may walk into the frame. → Read More
As Santos digs in, both parties ramp up campaign plans for his demise
The freshman fabricator is showing no signs of a departure that would trigger a special election. But his GOP and Democrats are preparing anyway. → Read More
Rebranding rift guts Blue Dog Dem ranks
Nearly half the members of the influential centrist coalition are letting themselves out after a failed push for a name change designed for a new era. → Read More
House Dem campaign chief Maloney concedes defeat in New York
He was ousted by GOP state lawmaker Mike Lawler, who attacked the five-term congressman over crime and inflation. → Read More
Democrats rush aid to deep-blue seat in Upstate New York
House Majority PAC is investing late money to help Democratic Rep. Joe Morelle's campaign. → Read More
How Maloney got here: The suddenly tough race rattling Dems at the finish
Republicans started out in an Empire State of mind games against their rivals’ House campaigns chief. Now they’re taking their prospects seriously — and so is he. → Read More
Bloomberg pumps $10 million more into House campaigns as red wave looms
The billionaire former New York City mayor is increasing his stake in the midterm elections after giving big to down-ballot Democratic candidates. → Read More
Super PAC cavalry starts shoring up House Dem campaign chief amid GOP deluge
Our Hudson has already been a cash lifeline for Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-N.Y.), and is expected to spend more as a Republican outside group pours in millions. → Read More
House Democrats retrench as GOP money floods the map
The party isn't airing ads in six of the 14 GOP districts Joe Biden carried in 2020, as it directs money to help incumbents under threat. → Read More
Democrats stake their House majority on abortion
Abortion policy has been featured in one-third of the party's broadcast TV ads to keep the House. → Read More
House GOP cuts loose candidate who misled about military service
The move comes a day after an Associated Press report that Kaptur’s opponent, JR Majewski, lied about his resume, including claiming that he deployed to Afghanistan. → Read More
House Republicans add $28M to fall TV reservations
The NRCC is putting money into a slate of new Democratic-held districts — but it is also spending to defend some GOP turf. → Read More
Republicans bob and weave on abortion — as Democrats hammer away
Arizona’s Blake Masters is among the Republicans changing abortion positions on their websites, while others are airing TV ads on their stances. → Read More
Endangered Democrat turns to abortion as opening argument on TV
Rep. Abigail Spanberger is launching her advertising campaign in defense of her Virginia congressional seat. → Read More
Republican Herrera Beutler falls in primary after voting to impeach Trump
The Washington state Republican conceded Tuesday. → Read More
House Dems try to sink pro-impeachment Republican in primary
It's the latest example of Democratic groups boosting pro-Trump candidates in GOP primaries, thinking they'd be easier to beat in the fall. → Read More
How some House Dems are trying to outrun a potential red wave
Nine endangered incumbents started general election TV ad campaigns months early, using big fundraising to try to protect against a tough environment. → Read More
Battleground Republicans squeezed hardest on abortion after Roe falls
Democrats insist the Supreme Court ruling will hurt them in the suburbs. But few of the GOP's most vulnerable are budging — or talking. → Read More
Latino Democrats vent their fury after foreboding special election loss in Texas
Republicans picked up a district in the Rio Grande Valley that just a few years ago was giving Democrats comfortable double-digit margins. → Read More