Daniella Diaz is a Congressional reporter at NOTUSreports. She covers a range of topics including elections, politics, public policy, and government, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in Latin America. Daniella's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CNN, POLITICO, and Yahoo News.
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Gas prices are how voters measure the success of the economy. The Iran war is causing rising gas prices, and battleground district Republicans have mostly gone silent.
By: Daniella Diaz, Al Weaver
The price for a gallon of gas is one of the most visible ways that many Americans feel the cost of living. The recent spike has exposed what Democrats call the bad faith of the GOP's yearslong gas price campaign.
By: Stephen Neukam, Daniella Diaz
Rep. Andy Harris could be targeted after Republicans make gains in the South. House Freedom Caucus Chair Andy Harris (R-Md.) could be redistricted. Francis Chung/POLITICO via AP
By: Elena Schneider, Daniella Diaz, Stephen Neukam
Democrats are now debating how much to throw at the Texas Senate race, or if it's all just a distraction.
By: Kadia Goba, Al Weaver, Daniella Diaz
The president's move to back Ken Paxton over incumbent Sen. John Cornyn has Republicans worried about their prospects for keeping the majority.
The Texas Republican was a longtime senator and the face of the party in the state. He could never get Trump's buy-in.
The Democratic Senate nominee says his race against Ken Paxton will be “a referendum on selfishness versus service.”
A significant number of House members have been running for statewide office instead of reelection. A lot of them are losing.
Soup kitchen? Tear down? Rebuild? If the ballroom finishes, the next White House occupant will have choices to make.
By: Daniella Diaz, Elena Schneider
The two New York progressives are backing different candidates, signalling different political aims.
