Most GOP Hill staffers oppose redistricting efforts
A majority of Hill Republicans oppose redistricting efforts in red states, according to our most recent Canvass survey.
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Hill staffers say economy weaker under Trump
Hill staffers give slight edge to Dems in shutdown blame game
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Congress thinks Fed independence may be cooked
A healthy plurality of Capitol Hill staffers believe the Federal Reserve will not be able to stay independent from President Donald Trump and the White House, according to our latest edition of The Canvass.
Lawmakers want Congress to lead on AI regulation
Most lawmakers want Congress to take the lead on regulating artificial intelligence, according to our recent Canvass survey of top Hill staffers.
Hill staffers bullish on rescissions
This comes as lawmakers are currently working to send one to the president’s desk by the end of next week.
Majority of Hill aides signal support for Russia sanctions
An overwhelming majority of top Capitol Hill aides say their boss supports imposing harsher sanctions on Russia.
Top Hill staff predict Cornyn’s political demise
Three-quarters of respondents said the longtime senator will either retire or lose his reelection bid in the midterm elections.
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House Republicans are backing Trump’s deadly attacks on suspected drug boats in the Caribbean and Pacific after a belated briefing from administration officials.
Inspecting inspector general nominees
A new slate of inspector general nominees is getting closer to Senate confirmation votes, despite bipartisan concerns that Trump’s picks are too political for roles that hinge on independence.
Maryland redistricting commission kicks off, faces unclear path
Moore is at loggerheads with Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson, who thinks redrawing the lines is ill-advised and could lead to Democrats losing power.
Gonzales on midterms, national security at annual TribFest
Rep. Tony Gonzales said he’s “grateful” the government shutdown ended this week and lawmakers can start to address “some of the tough issues.”