
Alex Roarty
Reporter at NOTUS
Not from Pennsylvania. @cumberlink alum. Politics reporter at @NOTUSreports. [email protected]
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1 day ago |
notus.org | Daniella Diaz |Alex Roarty
Republicans think Hispanic voters are key to keeping the House majority in 2026. The National Republican Congressional Committee is targeting three House districts held by Democrats for their significant Hispanic populations in the hopes they can flip the seats Republican in 2026. All three of the districts featured narrow wins by Democrats: Reps. Vicente Gonzalez in Texas’ 34th District, Henry Cuellar in Texas’ 28th District and Nellie Pou in New Jersey’s 9th District.
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1 week ago |
notus.org | Alex Roarty |Claire Heddles |Anna Kramer
For weeks, nonprofit organizations in Washington have braced for President Donald Trump to issue a sweeping executive order they fear would target their tax-exempt status — and threaten their very existence. Trump’s Friday Truth Social post saying the government would revoke Harvard’s tax-exempt status raised the fears of nonprofit groups to yet another degree.
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2 weeks ago |
theassemblync.com | Alex Roarty
This story is republished from NOTUS as part of our partnership with the D.C.-based outlet. Democrats are desperate to recruit North Carolina’s Roy Cooper, Maine’s Janet Mills, and Ohio’s Sherrod Brown to run for Senate seats next year, believing the trio would help their party in a way no other candidates could. They’re just not sure any of them will actually run.
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2 weeks ago |
notus.org | Alex Roarty
Democrats are desperate to recruit North Carolina’s Roy Cooper, Maine’s Janet Mills and Ohio’s Sherrod Brown to run for Senate seats next year, believing the trio would help their party in a way no other candidates could. They’re just not sure any of them will actually run. As the 2026 Senate map begins to take shape, Democrats are bracing for a long, potentially agonizing wait to find out if former North Carolina Gov. Cooper, Maine Gov. Mills or former Ohio Sen.
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2 weeks ago |
notus.org | Alex Roarty
Don’t rule out a Janet Mills campaign for Senate just yet. Maine’s Democratic governor might still run against Republican Sen. Susan Collins next year, according to a source familiar with her thinking. Mills has not yet made a decision, the source said, but could choose to launch a Senate bid as late as the end of this year and still have time to challenge the GOP incumbent.
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