Majority of Missourians support prohibiting cell phone access and later start times in high schools
A survey by Saint Louis University and online marketing research company YouGov finds that a majority of Missourians support pushing back start times for high schools, as well as prohibiting cell phone use for students during school hours.
Virginia’s longest-serving state senator when he retired in January, Richard Saslaw is getting his own portrait in the ...
Republicans are looking to easily flip the West Virginia senate seat previously held by Sen. Joe Manchin. Recent polls ...
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Democrats are pumping $25 million into expanded voter outreach across 10 states as part of their effort to protect their ...
FOX News 'Special Report' host Bret Baier reports on the balance of the Senate and the close race in Pennsylvania. BRET BAIER ...
Voting is now underway, and it's not just the presidential race on the ballot. Here are some the notable things about the ...
The latest Inside Elections rating changes give Republicans a more straightforward path to sweeping control of the Senate and ...
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As Election Day approaches, he told me, “the polls are starting to tighten and more closely resemble the presidential races ...
Democrats began this cycle with their toughest map in decades, having to defend the red states of West Virginia, Montana and ...
Remaining neck-in-neck with the incumbent Senator from Big Sandy, Tim Sheehy recently took a moment to look beyond his ...
At the top of the ballot in Virginia this November is the U.S. Senate contest. That race features a very familiar name and face: Democratic incumbent Tim Kaine. He is being oppose ...
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