The Campaign Legal Center filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission on Wednesday, claiming the Super PAC MeToo Ohio illegally coordinated with failed Republican U.S. Senate candidate Jim Renacci’s campaign through a political consulting firm and kept voters in the dark about where its money was coming from.
Read moreFacing a Senate panel on Tuesday, President Donald Trump’s nominee to the Third Circuit fended off questions about various scandals that plagued former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie while the New Jersey lawyer was serving as a legal adviser in the governor’s office.
Read moreKyrsten Sinema has won the U.S. Senate seat in Arizona, flipping it from Republican to the Democrats. Her opponent Martha McSally conceded on Monday after Sinema’s lead grew to 38,197 votes at 5 p.m., a 1.7 percent margin.
Read moreDemocrat Kyrsten Sinema stretched her lead over Republican Martha McSally to just over 1 percent Friday in the undecided Arizona U.S. Senate race to replace retiring Sen. Jeff Flake, and a court battle continued over whether to count thousands of ballots.
Read moreWith a recount all but certain in Florida’s U.S. Senate race, Republican Governor Rick Scott sued elections supervisors in two Democratic stronghold counties in South Florida Thursday night, claiming they’re illegally denying him a chance to oversee ballot counting.
Read moreDemocrat Kyrsten Sinema has taken a slim lead over Republican Martha McSally — 9,610 votes out of 1.85 million ballots cast in Arizona’s Senate race — and the Republican Party sued the secretary of state to try to stop verification of ballots.
Read moreFlorida’s midterm election season continues as the races for governor and U.S. Senate appear to be heading for a recount.
Read moreRepublicans filed a lawsuit Wednesday night to challenge the way some Arizona counties count mail-in ballots as election officials began to slowly tally more than 600,000 outstanding votes in the narrow U.S. Senate race — a task that could take days.
Read moreDemocrats picked up a U.S. Senate seat in Nevada on Tuesday night when Rep. Jacky Rosen ousted incumbent Republican Dean Heller, a one-time critic of President Donald Trump who later tethered himself to the president.
Read moreSen. Bill Nelson’s campaign announced Wednesday morning that his race against Florida Governor Rick Scott is headed to a recount.
Read moreWith the U.S. Senate race between Congresswomen Kyrsten Sinema and Martha McSally still too close to call, Arizonans woke up this morning not knowing who their first woman senator will be.
Read moreSenator Ted Cruz ended Democrats’ hopes of regaining control of the U.S. Senate Tuesday night after defeating Democrat Beto O’Rourke in one of the most closely watched and expensive midterm races in the country.
Read moreWith one of her campaign vows to help confirm “constitutional, constructionist judges,” Republican Marsha Blackburn won the contentious race for U.S. Senate in Tennessee, beating out Democratic candidate and former governor Phil Bredesen.
Read moreBouyed by the support of President Donald Trump and unprecedented turnout, Republicans narrowly won Florida’s top statewide offices on Tuesday.
Read moreRepublicans picked up a Senate seat in a tight Indiana race as former businessman Mike Braun has beat incumbent Democratic Sen. Joe Donnelly.
Read moreIn the 2000 election, Jane Sharp stood in line in the rain for an hour at a polling location for a ballot she never got to cast. Now she volunteers as a poll watcher in Tennessee, making sure voters don’t run into the same problem.
Read moreAdmitting his candidate isn’t perfect, a union worker in deep-red Missouri says Democrat Claire McCaskill cares about working families and deserves to hold on to her Senate seat in her neck-and-neck battle with the state’s Republican attorney general.
Read moreComing down to the wire in a hotly contested election season, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand found support but little enthusiasm from her base Thursday outside the news studio where she debated Republican challenger Chele Farley.
Read moreOne of President Donald Trump’s nominees to the Ninth Circuit on Wednesday defended his record on legal issues related to Native American tribes, as the Senate Judiciary Committee held its second nominations hearing during the Senate’s recess ahead of the midterm elections.
Read moreJust off the clamor and glitter of the famed Las Vegas strip, Bob Weiss – a semi-retired resident of Sin City in his 70s – exits the Post Office and explains why he is going to vote for Jacky Rosen in the looming race for U.S. Senate.
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