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Donor Backlash Fuels GOP Alarm About Senate Fundraising
Republicans are worried that a corporate backlash over the deadly Capitol insurrection could make it harder to win back the Senate
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Republican AGs Group Leader Quits Over Call Pushing Protest
The executive director of a national group that advocates for Republican attorneys general has resigned in the fallout of a robocall sent out by the association’s political arm urging people to march to the U.S. Capitol ahead of the violent assault last week.
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In Wake of Capitol Riot, Americans Struggle for Answers
This past week, Americans watched as the hallowed chambers of the Capitol were overrun and defiled, not by some foreign enemy of democracy but a mob of their fellow citizens
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Schwarzenegger Blasts ‘Spinelessness' of Fellow Republicans After Capitol Riot
Arnold Schwarzenegger shared words of hope on Sunday in the aftermath of the deadly mob at the U.S. Capitol, while also denouncing President Donald Trump and the “spinelessness” of his fellow Republicans.
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Despite Smooth Election, GOP Leaders Seek Vote Restrictions
Changes to the way millions of Americans voted this year contributed to record turnout, but that’s no guarantee the measures making it easier to cast ballots will stick around for future elections
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Trump Voters Accept Biden Victory ‘With Reservations'
For weeks, President Donald Trump has been on a mission to convince his loyal base that his victory was stolen and the contest rigged.
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House Republicans Voice Support for Trump Election Suit
With the electoral college set to finalize President-elect Joe Biden’s victory Monday, supporters of President Trump are scrambling to back a long-shot legal challenge.
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Trump Challenges Vote Results While Urging Turnout in Ga.
President Donald Trump has pressed his grievances over losing the presidential election, using a rally in Valdosta, Georgia, to spread baseless allegations of misconduct in last month’s voting in Georgia and beyond
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Who Is Voting? Who Is Winning? Early Vote Only Offers Clues
The number of people who have voted in the election is already more than half of the total number of ballots cast in 2016
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In Setback for Democrats, Supreme Court Won't Let Late Mail Ballots Count in Wisconsin
Wisconsin cannot count mail ballots that arrive well after the polls close, under an order issued Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court, a defeat for Democrats in a battleground state, NBC News reports.
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Despite Rhetoric Against Dems, GOP Has Supported Packing State Courts
Republicans have criticized a push by some on the left to expand the number of seats on the U.S. Supreme Court if Democratic nominee Joe Biden wins the presidency and Democrats win full control of Congress.
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Republicans See Bright Spot in Voter Registration Push
The Republican Party has cut into Democrats’ advantage in voter registration tallies across some critical presidential battleground states, a fact they point to as evidence of steady — and overlooked — enthusiasm for President Donald Trump and his party.
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McConnell Tries to Salvage Senate Majority With Court Vote
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell spent a year prepping his Republican colleagues for this moment confirming a Supreme Court justice
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Top GOP Fundraiser Charged in Covert Lobbying Effort
Elliott Broidy, a prominent fundraiser for President Donald Trump and the Republican Party, was charged in an illicit lobbying campaign aimed at getting the Trump administration to drop an investigation into efforts to influence the U.S. government on behalf of foreign interests.
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GOP Takes Pennsylvania Court's Ballot Deadline to High Court
Republican lawmakers in Pennsylvania are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to put a hold on a court ruling in the battleground state that extends the deadline in November’s election to receive and count mailed-in ballots.
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Lisa Murkowski Becomes 2nd GOP Senator to Oppose Pre-Election Supreme Court Vote
Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, on Sunday became the second GOP senator to publicly oppose voting on a new Supreme Court nominee before the November election.
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How Republicans Plan to Counter Democrats' Big Week
President Donald Trump and his allies are hoping to use the Democratic National Convention to advance their months-long efforts to frame Joe Biden as a captive of the party’s far-left wing — a message that has so far this year failed to gain traction.
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Hill Republicans Begin Jockeying for Power in a Possible Post-Trump World
Amid a stalled fight in Congress over the future of a $1 trillion coronavirus aid package, a parallel battle has been coming into focus: a struggle for the future of the Republican Party, NBC News reports.
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Protests in Trump Country Test His Hold in Rural White Areas
Hundreds of protests over Black injustice have cropped up in small cities in rural areas across the upper Midwest and Rust Belt, many with their own lingering current of white supremacy and racial unrest.
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It's Official: Jacksonville Hosting 2020 Republican National Convention
Jacksonville, Florida, has been picked to host the GOP celebration marking President Donald Trump’s acceptance of his party’s nomination to run for reelection, the Republican National Committee chairwoman said Thursday.