Category: Politics

The 22-member Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote Thursday on President Trump’s nominee, who was expected to win approval on a party-line vote.

Filings show how the two campaigns compared financially in the final sprint to Election Day.

Dozens of allegations of possible voter intimidation and improper campaigning have marked the early days of voting.

Sen. Thom Tillis and Republicans are airing ads calling Cunningham’s campaign “one big lie,” hopeful that the sex scandal will be his undoing.

His reelection effort is centered on the same bubble in which he’s been living since 2017.

Polls show a coronavirus bill is more popular — but not necessarily with Republicans’ base.

Physician and former Republican Barbara Bollier is locked in a close race with Rep. Roger Marshall for a Senate seat that has been in GOP hands for nearly 100 years.

In newly released written answers, Barrett declined to weigh in on yet more issues that seem to have clear legal answers — and pretty much anything that touched on President Trump’s controversies.

In key places, the early vote is up two to four times where it was four years ago.

Some liberal groups called for the ouster of the California Democrat from the panel over her handling of the Supreme Court confirmation hearings last week.

In this edition: The future of the GOP starts in Oregon, the right to vote (or get a ballot counted) gets tried in swing states, and new polls show how close the race for the Senate may be.