Taxes

The article uses an undercover exchange involving his half-sister to question his public description of himself as a capitalist.

The roundup leads with Nixon’s attendance at a New York City fundraiser co-hosted by Democratic Socialists.

Hamilton received an endorsement from a former Republican primary challenger to Sen. Roger Marshall.

Scott sponsored the measure and said it is intended to keep jobs and investment in the United States.

Moran sponsored the proposed incentive and argued it would help keep American production jobs in the country.

Buck’s deleted posts and her lack of response about whether her positions have changed are the focus of the report.

Jackson praised Ager’s campaign and said Republican spending could make his difficult district race more competitive.

Jackson said Cooper’s race remains competitive and cautioned that reported polling leads may be overstated.

The article describes his support for the FairTax Act and presents his tax positions as a rebuttal to Stelson’s ads.

Her ads accuse Perry of backing a national sales tax, and the article argues they leave out important details about the proposal.

Van Hollen and Elizabeth Warren challenged the agencies' leave restrictions and asked for data on their effects.

Warren and Chris Van Hollen challenged the agencies' leave restrictions and asked for data on their effects.

Husted called for a quick end to the Iran war and said a temporary Ohio gas-tax suspension was reasonable.

The memo attacks Ossoff over taxes, campaign contributions, fraud and veterans’ issues.

His campaign memo presents him as aligned with undecided Georgia voters and recommends messages to promote his Senate candidacy.

The article examines recordings of Osborn’s comments and their apparent tension with his public campaign message.

Conroy’s campaign used Trump’s attack to argue that the race was competitive and solicit donations.

Trump praised Baumgartner’s work and endorsed him, while Baumgartner welcomed the support and criticized Conroy’s tax position.

Warren and five Senate colleagues asked the administration to refund consumers alongside importers.

Perry faced criticism from Stelson and Republican supporters at her event, then attacked the coalition and Stelson in a statement.

Stelson announced Republican support for her campaign and argued that Perry’s votes have failed Central Pennsylvania residents.

Crapo said he had not been asked to develop a plan and that his support would depend on its details.

Fulcher said he could support a tax credit for Americans, while preferring it not take the form of government checks.

Cognetti’s positions and record as Scranton’s mayor are compared with Bresnahan’s on economic issues.

Bresnahan’s record and positions on taxes, affordability, and jobs are compared with those of his challenger.

The fact check examines James’s votes on corporate tax provisions and donations from people tied to data center developers.

Vincent argued that suspending the federal gas tax would hurt infrastructure funding and said ending the Iran war was the practical path to lower prices.

Fry announced plans to introduce a temporary federal gas-tax suspension as a way to ease costs for families.

Murphy discussed his campaign strategy, economic arguments and policy positions at a town hall.

His campaign memo argues that reaching undecided voters who backed Trump could help close his polling gap.

El-Sayed appeared with Kamala Harris and argued for restoring Medicaid and expanding access to health care.

Hinson proposed a package of fuel-cost relief measures, including suspending the gas tax and pausing diesel exports.

Rogers called for the Iran war to end and proposed fuel-tax and diesel-export measures to reduce costs.

Sullivan called for a temporary diesel-export pause, saying it could help rebuild reserves and lower costs for Alaskans.

Rogers proposed fuel-cost measures while calling for a quick end to the Iran war.

The U.S. Chamber endorsed Alme as he described his economic agenda for Montana.

The Florida home and questions about his Michigan residency have become part of Rogers’ Senate campaign.

Barrett argues that William Lawrence’s past statements and policy positions make him unfit to represent the district.

Titus described the committee vote as a milestone and called for the House to take up the measure promptly.

Biggs outlined his proposed agenda for Arizona and was questioned about his congressional votes and policy positions.

Britt publicly praised Trump's tariffs, while an email from her office sought tariff relief for four Alabama businesses.

Britt's public support for tariffs is contrasted with her office's private requests for exemptions for Alabama companies.

Moreno is working across party lines with Warren on a plan to increase payroll contributions from high earners.

Warren is working with Bernie Moreno on a proposal to raise Social Security payroll contributions from high earners.

Waters pressed Bessent on tariffs and inflation and repeatedly sought to reclaim her allotted questioning time.

Ricketts’ supporters praised his record and responsiveness as he campaigned for reelection.

Dandiya’s first general-election ad presents her policy priorities and campaign message in the race for Florida’s 22nd District.

Lawler’s bipartisan actions are praised by Golden and challenged by Jeffries as inconsistent with his broader record.

Jeffries attacked Lawler after Golden endorsed the New York Republican.

Cline cast three state legislative votes that established or extended Virginia’s data-center sales-tax exemption.