Sentences with phrase «midterm congressional elections»

With a year to go before midterm congressional elections, a new national poll suggests that Republicans are making gains.

Enthusiasm for the Democratic Party is waning among young voters as its candidates head into the crucial midterm congressional elections.

The tariff announcement comes as Trump tries to rally his base ahead of this fall's midterm congressional elections by making good on promises to protect American industry and create jobs.

Next year, Obama faces his last round of midterm congressional elections before he leaves the White House.

A Democratic operative called it crazy the progressives are even considering a primary given the importance of the need to build momentum for the upcoming midterm congressional elections.

When, at summer's end, and just before midterm Congressional elections, the costs to the taxpayer of responding to this leak are tabulated, and the financial losses of ruined tourism and boating and fishing industries along the Gulf coast are summarized, the figures may overwhelm any whining and complaining that might otherwise be heard from the the oil industry and equipment suppliers.

Those problems make it all too plausible that, if drastic action isn't taken now, the same tactics will be deployed again to disrupt this year's midterm Congressional elections.

Miner considered running against Katko in the 2018 midterm congressional elections.

AARP officials say that in the 2010 midterm congressional elections, voters 50 and older went to the polls at nearly twice the rate of younger voters, accounting for 58 percent of all votes cast in New York State.

Also, we'll be watching to see how the midterm congressional elections shape up with a number of competitive races both upstate and down, and a pledge from the governor to mount a full court press to assist the Democrats in their quest to take back the House.

He said he believes this is a Republican year, noting the midterm congressional elections are expected to bring out the faithful, in part to make a statement against Democratic President Barack Obama.