Political parties that field at least six candidates under a recognised party symbol are eligible for the party political broadcasts. Independents and political parties fielding fewer than six ...

“Rahulji will also meet various delegations, including those from the party and trade and tourism sectors," said the Congress leaders. He is likely to have one-on-one meetings with Jammu and ...

April 23, 2024: Santos drops his longshot, independent bid to return to Congress, a month after announcing his candidacy. His campaign committee reported raising no money in March 2024.

Top Congress leaders, including Sonia Gandhi, attended the meeting at the party's 24 Akbar Road headquarters. Previously, Congress demanded that PM Modi take all political parties into confidence ...

With the Democratic Party continuing to splinter, progressives are building and expanding their base, especially in big cities and suburbs. As worn-out old bulls fight for power in Washington ...

After the 2024 elections, which saw Democrats shut out of power both in the White House and Congress, party officials have struggled to counter Trump’s dominance of Washington effectively.

In the fall 2020 survey, 79% of young Democrats polled approved of their party’s representatives in Congress ... member who can be used as a national symbol for the left’s supposed decadence.

He, however, clarified that it was his personal view and he was not speaking on behalf of the Congress party or his family. "As is said terrorism does not look at any kind of religion. But ...

Then we hit Fourth and Congress, which are party streets in Tucson, and got out and had conversations with voters who hadn't heard about the special election…. While a lot of people in a primary ...

TALLAHASSEE — In the latest blow to Florida Democrats, the Senate Democratic leader abruptly announced he is leaving the party in favor of no-party affiliation. In a dramatic speech Thursday on ...

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge says, "This is not a time for partisan politics. It is a moment for collective resolve to ensure justice for those who lost their lives and for their grieving ...

Durbin first entered Congress in 1982, representing a Springfield-based House district. He won election to the Senate in 1996, succeeding Democratic Sen. Paul Simon, and has been reelected four times.