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Nevada's 'Reid Machine' staring down tough test in midterms
Read full article: Nevada's 'Reid Machine' staring down tough test in midtermsIt’s been eight years since Harry Reid led the U.S. Senate, but if his Democratic Party can manage to keep its tenuous control of the chamber this year, he may be the man responsible.
Members of Nevada senate candidate's family endorse opponent
Read full article: Members of Nevada senate candidate's family endorse opponentLess than a month before Election Day, 14 members of Nevada Republican Adam Laxalt’s family are endorsing his opponent, Democratic U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto.
Both candidates courting veterans in big Nevada Senate race
Read full article: Both candidates courting veterans in big Nevada Senate raceRepublican Adam Laxalt is trying to capitalize on his military experience and Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto's lack of it as he tries to turn a red seat blue in the swing state of Nevada.
GOP candidates stress urgency at annual Nevada cookout
Read full article: GOP candidates stress urgency at annual Nevada cookoutAt the 7th annual Basque Fry in Gardnerville, a lineup of GOP national heavyweights and local Nevada politicians fired up a crowd of 1,500 Republicans with a message of urgency.
Sen. Tom Cotton: Laxalt key to GOP flipping the U.S. Senate
Read full article: Sen. Tom Cotton: Laxalt key to GOP flipping the U.S. SenateU.S. Sen. Tom Cotton told a crowd of about 4,000 Nevada Republicans that Adam Laxalt plans to run for the U.S. Senate against incumbent Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto.
GOP chair expects former Nevada AG Laxalt to run for Senate
Read full article: GOP chair expects former Nevada AG Laxalt to run for SenateThe head of the Senate Republican political arm says he expects former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt to challenge Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada next year.
Deal or no deal: Virus aid tests Biden 'work together' plea
Read full article: Deal or no deal: Virus aid tests Biden 'work together' pleaHe hung out in the Senate cloakroom chatting up legislators as vice president. But some of Biden’s courtship is also directed at members of his own party to make sure a deal gets done. As vice president, Biden was a trusted emissary to Capitol Hill for Obama, who had served just four years in the Senate. Lott said Biden was not someone he recalls as often being in the room when Senate leadership was trying to work out a deal on major bills. “There’s people who say you can’t work with the other side,” Biden said a year ago.