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Gov. Murphy Signs Bill Pushing NJ Budget Speech to March 8
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy will unveil his fiscal 2023 budget on March 8. Murphy signed a measure Tuesday delaying the annual budget address to the Legislature just a day after it reached his desk.
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Black Democrats in South Carolina Giving Biden Mixed Reviews
President Joe Biden often cites the critical role that South Carolina played when he won the Democratic nomination in 2020.
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Last Straw: Fed-Up Arizona Democrats Censure Sen. Sinema
Leaders of the Arizona Democratic Party have voted to censure Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema.
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Shapiro Backs Pittsburgh-Area Lawmaker to Be Running Mate
The Democratic Party’s presumed nominee for governor this year is endorsing a Pittsburgh-area state lawmaker to be his running mate and lieutenant governor
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In Nation at War With Itself, One Town Tries Cup of Civility
A year after the violent assault on the U.S. Capitol, the United States is split in nearly every way
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Biden's Political Standing Fuels Democratic Worry About 2024
Some Democrats have begun saying out loud what others are saying privately — that Joe Biden’s political standing is so weak less than a year into his presidency that he may not be able to win reelection in 2024 if he were to run again.
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Inside DNC Chair's ‘Challenging' Bid to Avert Midterm Defeat
Jaime Harrison is a man leading a party in peril. A year after seizing total control of Washington, Democrats are grappling with painful losses in last week’s off-year elections that raised serious concerns about a much larger red wave in 2022.
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Takeaways From Tuesday's Elections: Bad Omens for Democrats
The off-year elections for governor in Virginia and New Jersey tend to receive outsize attention
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Race to 2022 Midterms Begins: Why Pennsylvania Matters So Much
Pennsylvania’s two open races for a U.S. Senate seat and the governor’s office in 2022 puts the state in the spotlight once again as the midterm elections will decide control of Congress.
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Mike Doyle, Pa. Congressional Delegation Dean, Won't Seek New Term
Democratic U.S. Rep. Mike Doyle, the dean of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation, will not seek another term in office in next year’s election, bringing his career in Washington to an end after 28 years
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Shapiro Declares Candidacy for Governor, Blasts Republicans
Pennsylvania’s Democratic attorney general has announced his candidacy for governor
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Why Democrats' Climate Goals May Test Their Latino Appeal
Congressional Democrats are going bigger than ever on the environment, with a spending package they’re trying to muscle through.
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Democrats See Political Peril in Replacing Minneapolis PD
A proposal on the Minneapolis ballot about the future of policing in the city where George Floyd was killed has its roots in the “defund the police” movement
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Man Arrested in Molotov Cocktail Attack on Austin Dems' HQ
Investigators in Texas have arrested a man suspected of throwing a Molotov cocktail inside Travis County Democratic Party headquarters in Austin
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‘Everybody Is Frustrated,' Biden Says as His Agenda Stalls
President Joe Biden is acknowledging frustrations as Democrats strain to rescue a scaled-back version of his $3.5 trillion government-overhaul plan and salvage a related public works bill
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Democrats, Republicans Spar as Government Shutdown Looms
NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante reports on the battle on Capitol Hill over the federal debt ceiling and funding the government and what could soon happen.
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McConnell Says Democrats Have Obligation to Raise Debt Ceiling
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) says it’s up to the Democrats in Congress to raise the debt ceiling because they hold the White House, the House and the Senate.
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House Panel Rejects Drug Pricing Plan in Setback to Biden
A House committee has dealt an ominous if tentative blow to President Joe Biden’s social and environment package
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Fetterman Leads Fundraising in Pennsylvania's US Senate Race
Democrat John Fetterman is showing his early fundraising prowess in the crowded stakes for Pennsylvania’s open U.S. Senate seat ahead of next year’s election
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Pa. Lawmakers Return for June With Big Agenda, Sharp Differences
Pennsylvania state lawmakers are returning to session Monday with a big June agenda and sharp differences over the future of the state’s finances, schools, energy sector and election procedures.