Andrew Solender is a Congressional Reporter for Axios, covering national politics and policy. His articles focus on a wide range of topics, including congressional dynamics, legislative developments, and political controversies. Andrew's work has also been featured in News-Leader Media Group and Yahoo News.
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Andrew Solender's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics within the United States, particularly on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He often covers evolving political stories related to Congress, House of Representatives, Senate, and other political institutions.
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Support from former Republican lawmakers "helps me once again earn a widespread coalition of support," said one House Democrat.
By: Andrew Solender
One lawmaker is so "extremely" concerned about violence that they hired a half dozen state troopers to guard their election night event.
By: Andrew Solender
"Someone needs to park Biden out of sight till after the election," complained one House Democrat.
House Republicans are digging in on President Biden's alleged characterization of Trump supporters as "garbage" by launching an investigation into the White House's handling of his comments.
House Democrats are turning President Trump 's controversial Madison Square Garden rally and House Speaker Mike Johnson 's (R-La.) comments about the Affordable Care Act into their de facto closing message.
With just days until Nov. 5, House Republicans are escalating their investigation into the White House's handling of President Biden allegedly referring to Trump supporters as "garbage."
By: Andrew Solender
One House Democrat said there's "chatter among colleagues" about how to capitalize on Johnson's comments.
Each state contains enough battleground House districts to singlehandedly determine control of the chamber.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) are at each other's throats over which party can truly be trusted to certify the 2024 election, Axios has learned.
Strategists in both parties told Axios they will be watching key swing races in Eastern and Midwestern states that tend to report most of their votes on Election Day.
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