Donalds said the Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore Florida Voting Rights Act would make Florida count ballots for a month like California. The bill leaves Florida's Election Day ballot deadline exactly where it is.
A NOTUS column collected what Republican candidates have been saying about the cost of living. Twelve of them have report cards on this site. Their answers range from 'earn more' to 'the Democrats invented this term affordability.'
The AP and the Guardian obtained a January 2019 letter in which Robert F. Kennedy Jr. asked Samoa's prime minister to let his team study the country's MMR vaccines. He told senators the trip had nothing to do with vaccines. Fourteen Republicans we track voted to confirm him.
More than 1.2 million Texans have suspended voter registrations with the November election barely two months away. Here is the record of the two Texas Republicans on the November ballot who have spent years working those voter rolls — and what you can do before the October 5 deadline.
Barr sent Governor Beshear a letter demanding evidence that 35 rural hospitals are at risk. Beshear called it 'misleading and inaccurate' and pointed out that Barr voted for the cuts. Barr's proof that the warnings were wrong: the hospitals are still open, one year into a ten-year cut.
Financial disclosures show Husted's wife held as much as $15,000 in Intel stock while he worked to revive the company's stalled Ohio plant and learned in advance about three developments that each sent the share price up. Intel's lobbyist had given his state committee tens of thousands.
A new statewide survey says 37% of Arkansans don't have enough food. In the Washington Post, the governor called Trump's budget bill a win for moving welfare recipients 'off the path to dependency.'
NOTUS found that Matt Arenholz chaired the government affairs committee of the insurance lobby's Iowa branch and helped set up its meeting with all four of Iowa's U.S. House members, including his wife. The group's PAC has given her campaign $45,000.
Two organizations that help service members file as conscientious objectors say applications have spiked since the Iran war began — one is handling them at six times its normal rate, the highest in 25 years. Congress has never voted to authorize the war.