Marilynn Mack contributed $7,000 to Flippo’s campaign last month, double the $3,500 per-election limit for individual donors. Rather than refund the excess, the campaign reattributed $3,500 to her mother

The former House speaker's endorsement of Connie Chan has scrambled the race to replace her.

House Republicans are entering the final two weeks of the midterms with a rare but razor-thin fundraising advantage over House Democrats. Why it matters: Democrats outraised Republicans by $84 million in 2024 and $74 million in 2022. Now, Republicans are holding their own financially even as they face mounting political headwinds. The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) outraised the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee...

In a statement Friday, Jacob Steinberg, a campaign spokesman for Osborn, said quarter three fundraising numbers confirmed what they already knew, "Nebraskans are rejecting Pete Ricketts."  "He raised next to nothing from real people and is relying on corporate PAC donations,

House Democrats' main super PAC is winding down its spending in several races where the party has struggled to make headway despite national trends working in their favor. Why it matters: Democrats' ambitions of winning heavily Republican districts are running into the reality of finite resources at the end of a long and expensive midterm campaign. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and its corresponding super PAC, House Majority...

Arkansas TV put on a fine debate between the worthy combatants for the seat in Congress from the 2nd District.

The map favors Republicans, but cracks in their base are leaving them vulnerable in defending House and Senate control.

Jim Clyburn, South Carolina’s longest-serving current member of Congress, is vying for his 18th consecutive term in November’s midterm elections. After winning the Democratic primary in a landslide, Clyburn will face Republican newcomer John Peterson in the Nov.

Arizona's 1st Congressional District race is testing whether Scottsdale voters prefer a repeat Democratic nominee with a bipartisan legislative record or a Trump-backed celebrity who lives outside the district. Why it matters: The affluent, independent-heavy district is among a handful of seats that could determine control of the House. Meet the candidates: Chart: Gitanjali Poonia/Axios By the numbers: In this swing district — which include...