Congressional Elections

Racist QAnon Follower Marjorie Taylor Greene Wins Georgia GOP Runoff

Greene overwhelmingly defeated her opponent in the heavily Republican 14th Congressional District.
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Jamaal Bowman Ahead With Results Too Close To Call In Key New York House Race

Ballots in the Democratic primary are still being counted in Jamaal Bowman’s bid to unseat longtime Rep. Eliot Engel.
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Bronx Rep. Eliot Engel’s Hot Mic Moment Gives Progressive Opponent An Opening

“If I didn’t have a primary, I wouldn’t care,” the congressman said while asking for the chance to speak at a news conference.
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The Democratic Primary In This Texas Border District Tests Limits Of A Progressive Wave

In an uphill fight to unseat Rep. Henry Cuellar, attorney Jessica Cisneros is banking on generational change.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar Endorses Progressive Nabilah Islam In Georgia House Primary

Islam, the daughter of working-class Bangladeshi immigrants, is consolidating her hold on the left lane in the race for a suburban Atlanta seat.
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At Raucous Town Hall, House Democrat Endorses Impeachment -- And Bets On Civility

First Elissa Slotkin heard booing from the suburban Detroit audience. Then she got applause.
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Bernie Sanders Retracts Cenk Uygur Endorsement 1 Day After Making It

The Democratic congressional candidate has come under fire over comments he made about women in a series of blogs in the 2000s.
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Twitter Bans Rep. Omar Opponent Who Called For Her Lynching

Candidate Danielle Stella, a Trump supporter, said Omar should be tried and hanged if she's found guilty of treason.
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A Primary Backer Of Georgia's Strict Anti-Abortion Law Is Running For Congress

Republican state Sen. Renee Unterman, who shepherded the abortion ban through her chamber, said Thursday she's running in Georgia's 7th District.
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Valerie Plame Left Washington A Spy. She Wants Back In As A Congresswoman.

“I want to serve my country again,” says the former CIA operative turned Democratic candidate from New Mexico.
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