Hans Nichols is a reporter at Axios. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, public policy, security, and world affairs, with a particular focus on elections and current geopolitical issues. Hans's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, NewsBreak, RamaOnHealthcare, Axios, and MSN.
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Three consecutive polls have now shown Democrat James Talarico narrowly ahead of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in that state's crucial race for the U.S.
Collins' opposition makes every remaining undecided Republican that much more important.
The event is intended to send a clear signal to donors they should take New Hampshire seriously.
The Senate minority leader has backed some Democrats who lost.
Thune is still weighing whether and how to force another vote on the SAVE Act.
Cassidy's vote keeps Blanche's nomination alive despite previous opposition from two other GOP senators.
Senate Republican leaders are tantalizingly close to a deal to take some uncomfortable votes in exchange for leaving town at a more comfortable hour.
A pair of Florida lawmakers are wading into the crowded GOP primary in Florida's 19th Congressional District, endorsing Catalina Lauf in a seat President Trump won by 24 percentage points.
In three of the most expensive Democratic primaries, the winner was dramatically outspent on TV and radio.
By: Hans Nichols, Stef W. Kight
Ten weeks from Election Day, the Senate battlefield is sprawling, scattered — and stretching deep into Trump country
