Several key races were decided, with Latimer, Boebert, and Curtis emerging among the winners in the June 25 primaries. A House Democrat from the left-wing “squad” has fallen after his criticism of Israel drove massive donations. A Coloradan conservative from the House Freedom Caucus won after switching districts, while other races have been a warning
‘These discrepancies in Omar’s disclosure reports deserve to be fully investigated,’ National and Legal Policy Center’s Paul Kamenar says Ilhan Omar, Tim Mynett (@IlhanMN) Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) failed to report tens of thousands of dollars in assets that stemmed from her husband’s shady wine and marijuana business ventures, a federal ethics complaint obtained
Democrat candidates were selected in two swing seats held by Republicans. NEW YORK CITY—While much attention has focused on Rep. Jamaal Bowman’s heated primary battle in New York, elsewhere in the state, voters selected their candidates for key swing seats in the House of Representatives. In District 22, state Sen. John Mannion won the Democrat
Rep. Lauren Boebert’s (R-Colo.) victory in Colorado’s Fourth District GOP primary may dominate coverage of the state’s June 25 primaries. Yet other results could have significant ramifications for the House of Representatives, where Republicans could lose the majority even while possibly flipping the Senate and the presidency. Here’s a quick rundown of the most notable
Four-term House representative bests Republican rivals, including Trump-endorsed mayor, to secure party nod as overwhelming fall favorite in deep-red state. Rep. John Curtis (R-Utah) has won the June 25 Utah Republican Senate primary and is the overwhelming favorite to succeed the retiring Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) in fall’s general election. Mr. Curtis, who served four
Unfinished business from June 11 primary lifts first-time candidate to win in deep red congressional district. Nurse practitioner and Air Force National Guard officer Sheri Biggs has edged evangelical minister and televangelist Mark Burns in their June 25 runoff election in South Carolina’s Congressional District 3 (CD 3). Ms. Biggs had garnered 51.1 percent of
Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D., N.Y.) became the first “Squad” member to lose reelection, falling to Westchester County executive George Latimer in a race that largely centered on Bowman’s intense hostility toward the Jewish state—and Jewish voters in his district. Latimer led Bowman by 9 points with 51 percent of the vote reported when the Associated