Ali Vitali is a Senior Congressional Correspondent at MSNBC. She focuses on government and politics, covering elections, public policy, and general assignment news. Ali is featured in various outlets, including Today, Yahoo News, and NBC News.
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By: Ali Vitali, Kathleen Creedon
The Democratic Senator is the latest high-profile progressive leader to pick a side in the race.
By: Ali Vitali, Lillie Boudreaux, Zack Stanton
The unprecedented preparation is essential, the Senate minority leader said: “If every time Trump did one of these things we just froze, he'd win.”
In today's edition of The Tea, Spilled by Morning Joe: Chuck Schumer and the Democrats prepare for November, Dems have the edge on handling key issues, and more.
By: Zack Stanton, Ali Vitali, Emily Gold
The insurgent bid of Abdul El-Sayed against Rep. Haley Stevens has become a fight over the party's future — and an expensive test of the role of outside money.
The Texas senator, heading to Iowa this week, signaled that he's not ruling out a presidential run and framed 2028 as a fight over what the Republican Party stands for.
By: Mychael Schnell, Ali Vitali, Vaughn Hillyard, Zack Stanton
Senate races in reliably Republican Texas, Alaska and Ohio are competitive while the president's war chest stays parked.
By: Matt Fuller, Mychael Schnell, Ali Vitali
Many of the most vulnerable Republicans have appeared with Trump in their districts, even as voters turn on the president.
By: Ali Vitali, Zack Stanton, Lillie Boudreaux
Voters in both parties are souring on the AI building boom, and Democrat Sherrod Brown is betting it can help him unseat Republican Sen. Jon Husted.
By: Ali Vitali, Zack Stanton, Emily Gold
On the trail in New York, the House Democratic leader predicts gains in Texas and Florida, warns Republicans about the transfer of power and edges toward a fight with Pete Hegseth.
By: Ali Vitali, Mychael Schnell, Matt Fuller
Republican Reps. Mike Lawler and Brian Fitzpatrick are facing similar headwinds. And while their strategies share similarities, they also have plenty of differences.
