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Seven House Democrats broke with most of their party to vote for the spending bill — a measure that keeps roughly flat and includes about $10 billion for -and-customs-enforcement">Immigration and Cust...
— , , , , , and — joined to pass the amid outrage over ; their public explanations ranged from explicitly citing the need to avert a to invoking incremental s included in the measure, while many membe...
Seven Democrats crossed party lines to vote for the appropriations bill; reporting identifies who they were but contains only limited, specific public explanations for that choice, with Representative...
Eight Senate Democrats voted to advance the funding bill that ended the 2025 shutdown, giving the measure the 60 votes needed to overcome the filibuster; major outlets list those senators (including T...
Seven Democrats — , , , , and — broke with most of their caucus to back the funding bill; their public rationales, as reported, emphasize avoiding a and preserving funding for specific DHS functions l...
The available analyses identify a narrow, state-by-state battleground for the 2026 House elections centered in , with a second view highlighting a small set of districts across several states where ma...
Georgia, North Carolina and Florida saw redistricting after the 2020 census that , with Florida showing the largest immediate seat swing, Georgia producing a net Republican gain, and North Carolina su...
Republican state lawmakers, prominently in North Carolina but also in Utah, Missouri, Texas and elsewhere, are actively redrawing congressional maps to *increase Republican U.S. House seats*, citing n...