7 things to watch for in tomorrow’s House and Senate races
Based on extensive conversations with elected officials, pollsters, strategists, and former Trump official, here are some variables that might affect down-ballot races.
November 4, 2024
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Based on extensive conversations with elected officials, pollsters, strategists, and former Trump official, here are some variables that might affect down-ballot races.
The Congressional Equality Caucus is calling out the "outrageous" bill going to vote in the House that would forcibly out transgender students to their guardians.
The bill grants LGBTQ+ couples the same legal rights and recognition as heterosexual couples, including inheritance, adoption, and health care decision-making.
The California Democrat expertly demolished a Republican proposal to ban drag shows on military bases — but it passed the House of Representatives anyways.
Chuck Basye called his opponent an antigay slur, suggested his detractors get anally intimate with a dildo, and posted a photo of a dog's rear as a President Joe Biden ad.
The Arizona senator has been much criticized by progressives. Now, she's decided to step aside this November.
McConnell will be spending his remaining years as a prisoner to his own cowardice and with a wife whose honor he did not defend.
The Human Rights Campaign and ACLU lead the charge, with 63 groups, challenging discriminatory riders in congressional budget talks.
Bowen Yang says he has no idea how to cover the recent gay Senate sex tape leak on SNL, but he's sure that the role will be his if they write it.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin has already started preparing for her third Senate race.
U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema told Sen. Mitt Romney that she didn't care if she was re-elected because "I saved the Senate by myself."
Laphonza Butler makes history as the first out person of color in the Senate.
Graham, ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, was recommended for indictment by a grand jury. Karma may not be the senator's boyfriend.
Can the GOP call Biden feeble while McConnell falls, freezes, and fumbles?
GOPers like to say they “support the troops,” but when it comes down to it, they don’t support certain troops.
He's appearing before a Senate subcommittee hearing on the risks of artificial intelligence poses for society.
Matthew Kacsmaryk referred to being gay as "a lifestyle."