The first quarter Federal Election Commission financial disclosure reports were due from all incumbents and official candidates on April 15th, and the statistical staff from the Daily Kos Elections website, as they typically do, tallied and organized all the monetary results.

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Monday’s Census Bureau’s congressional apportionment and state population report continues to be digested, and its many surprises will potentially lead to legal action from unanticipated sources.

The special jungle primary to begin the process of replacing the late Texas Rep. Ron Wright (R-Arlington) begins tomorrow as 11 Republicans, 10 Democrats, a Libertarian, and an Independent scratch and claw to obtain one of the two available runoff positions.

While most of the political world was focused on Monday’s national apportionment announcement, several Senate moves of merit were also made this week.

Senate Republicans are reportedly preparing a counteroffer to the White House’s $2 trillion infrastructure proposal.

AGC filed comments opposing the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) Wage and Hour Division’s (WHD) recent proposals to withdrawal the Independent Contractor status and rescind the Joint Employer definition under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). 

The Club for Growth released the results of their new Arizona Republican primary poll last Friday, and it draws attention to a race that should become a top tier 2022 campaign.

Veteran Texas Congressman Kevin Brady (R-The Woodlands), the Republicans ranking member of the House Ways & Means Committee, announced Wednesday that his current 13th term will be his last as a member of the House.

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President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan includes new workforce investments, labor preferences and the PRO Act.

Another tough statewide campaign appears to be brewing in the Badger State.

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Though Rep-Elect Julia Letlow*’s (R) victory in Louisiana on March 20 completed one special congressional election, four others are still in-cycle and fresh ballot test data was just released from the Texas seat.

Former Gov. Eric Greitens, originally threatening to challenge Sen. Roy Blunt in the 2022 Missouri Republican primary, launched his US Senate campaign on March 23 for what is now an open seat.

Last Wednesday afternoon, former Iowa state Senator Rita Hart (D) withdrew her challenge before the House Administration Committee pertaining to Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks’ (R-Ottumwa) six-vote victory in the November election.

Senate Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) told AFL-CIO leader Richard Trumka that the PRO Act would receive a vote in the U.S. Senate if 50 senators pledge to support it.

President Biden is expected to put forth his proposal for a multi-trillion investment in infrastructure on March 31.

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Five special congressional elections are now on the political calendar, and we see current action in all.