Senate, Democrats and government shutdown
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The Senate stalemate dragged on Thursday, as Senate Democrats remained in high spirits after clinching an Election Day sweep and evaporating optimism that the shutdown could end this week.
Different Democrats have had all sorts of different strategies throughout the shutdown. But Democrats now want to try to speak with one voice.
The blue wave that crested over Tuesday’s off-year elections has Democrats newly hopeful about their chances a year from now in the 2026 midterm elections.A decent swell is enough to swing the narrow House majority,
Democrats face a mounting split in strategy between centrists and progressives, as Republicans wait for them to make an offer to end the shutdown.
Senate Commerce Democrats want to learn more about Sen. Bernie Moreno's collection of identification data on their vehicles.
Senate President Nicholas Scutari and Majority Leader Teresa Ruiz were re-elected to third terms today without opposition in an upper house where
Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo’s special session proclamation would need to include language allowing the Legislature to take such action.
They hope to pair votes on the short-term measure with three longer-term bills, in hopes of luring Democrat votes.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announces Thursday that she won’t seek reelection. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.