Herb Jackson is a Politics Editor at Roll Call. He covers a range of topics including the GOP, Congress, social issues, and the DNC, with a particular focus on the Biden administration. Herb's work has been featured in various publications, including the Finger Lakes Times, New Hampshire Union Leader, and CQ and Roll Call.
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Michigan primaries set matchups for an open Senate seat, two open House seats and other races on the November battleground.
By: Herb Jackson
Some of the loudest cheers for Harris' selection of Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate come from House members elected with him in 2006.
By: Tom Williams, Nathan L. Gonzales
Timing a key ingredient to success of Minnesota governor turned vice presidential hopeful
Primaries will pick House and Senate nominees Tuesday in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Vermont and Connecticut.
Voters in Connecticut, Minnesota, Vermont and Wisconsin picked nominees for open House seats and some competitive races on Tuesday.
Republicans see defeating Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola in Alaska as a key part of building a bigger House majority.
By: Bill Clark, Niels Lesniewski
Senate race more competitive as Mucarsel-Powell looks to take on Scott
Democratic voters who refused to vote for Joe Biden earlier this year over the Gaza war now want to push for change from within the party.
Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett, who had viral moments during her first year in Congress, spoke on the first night of the Democratic convention.
By: Caleb Harshberger, John Woolley, Herb Jackson
A Fifth Circuit panel reinstated a nationwide injunction blocking enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act, three days after a different panel lifted it, causing turmoil in compliance offices.
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