House Democrats absent to start session; GOP members carry on, choose speaker
DFL House members followed through on a threat to boycott the beginning of the legislative session in an attempt to deny a quorum on Tuesday, but Republicans proceeded to elect Lisa Demuth as speaker despite Secretary of State Steve Simon's declaration that no quorum was present.
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A group of House Democrats is pushing to block President-elect Donald Trump from being able to impose his sweeping plan for ...
California, Illinois and New York are shrinking. As the U.S. population shifts to the South, political power is seeping from ...
Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said Democrats should follow the lead of Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.), who has openly ...
The news conference comes as tensions continue to rise over the party’s immigration stance. With less than a week before ...
Kansas budget director Adam Proffitt delivers Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly's budget proposal to the Republican-led Kansas ...
House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson introduced a new bill aimed at providing financial relief to working families in ...
Democrats took that unprecedented step because of their plans to boycott the first day of session in an effort to keep ...
Overwhelmingly women who are being abused and battered are going to be targeted by this, and it is really sad,’ AOC tells The Independent ...
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