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Dems have a big cash advantage in key Senate races

Democrats are experiencing a significant fundraising advantage in some of the most crucial Senate races across the country,

Senate Democrats Block Funding For Trump’s Iran War

Last month, signs were evident that the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) would face significant challenges, as only

All in on Platner, supporters look to what’s next in Maine Senate race : NPR

Maine Senate hopeful, Democrat David Costello, speaks with a potential voter as he gathers signatures, required to be

Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline, will serve out his Senate term

Darline Graham Nordone, sister and confidant of the late Lindsey Graham, will complete his Senate term in Washington.

The high-stakes, battleground Senate race that no one is talking about

North Carolina Republicans have a clear message for Washington: assistance is urgently needed. Their Senate candidate, Michael Whatley,

Graham Platner is officially out of the Maine Senate race : NPR

Now-former Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner speaks at his primary election night event on June 9 in Blue

Graham Platner ends Maine Senate campaign

Graham Platner, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from Maine, announced the suspension of his campaign on

Jordan Wood joins crowded Maine Senate race

HARPSWELL, Maine — Jordan Wood, who previously worked as a Capitol Hill staffer, has announced his candidacy for

Patrick Dempsey Gave ‘Real Thought’ to Running For Senate in Maine

Patrick Dempsey recently expressed in an op-ed for the Portland Press Herald that he seriously considered running for

Dan Kleban jumps (back) into Maine Senate race

Dan Kleban, founder of the Maine Beer Company, has resumed his Senate campaign, which he paused last year

Most Senate Dems say Platner should drop out. Here's where they all stand.

Over half of the Senate Democratic caucus has urged Graham Platner to exit the Maine Senate race. This

Here’s who could replace alleged rapist Graham Platner in Maine Senate race

WASHINGTON — Democrats may have just two weeks to find a new nominee for the Senate seat from