Andrew Solender is a Congress Reporter at Axios. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on security policy and white-collar crime. Andrew's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as News-Leader Media Group, Yahoo News, and RealClearMarkets.
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Democrats are learning a hard lesson Republicans know all too well: The party out of power doesn't just ride the anti-incumbency wave — it can also get swept up in it.
While a handful of congressional Democrats have come out for Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin to resign this week, most simply don't want to broach the subject.
While Democrats across the country are pulling their hair out over Michigan's brutal Democratic Senate primary , a key House race in the state is also quietly giving party leaders heartburn.
By: Andrew Solender
"I feel confident there will be action on this," said one House Democrat.
Former Rep. Jim Renacci told Axios in a phone interview Monday night that he may mount a comeback run for Congress if Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) drops his bid for reelection.
By: Andrew Solender, Marc Caputo
"Under no circumstances would anyone be welcomed with a warm embrace if they are going to undermine the brotha!"
Rep. Wesley Bell (D-Mo.) defeated former Rep. Cori Bush in his primary on Tuesday, thwarting an attempt by left-wing groups, including the Democratic Socialists of America, to avenge Bush's 2024 loss.
By: Andrew Solender
Establishment-backed candidates split the moderate vote — just as many Democrats feared.
Many of these losses are the result of growing restlessness among the Democratic grassroots that has increasingly morphed into
Four scandal-plagued House Republicans whose seats should be gimmes for the GOP have instead turned their races into unexpected battlegrounds.
