U.S. Senate

The voters have spoken, and I want to extend my congratulations to James Talarico on his election to the U.S. Senate.

Relief is on the way.

Against all odds, we Democrats have won the Senate.

[Jackson] is going to be an automatic vote for the Democratic position no matter what.

Kansans were on fire over data centers.

Jon Husted had to testify in a criminal trial in defense of the indicted FirstEnergy utility executives in the state’s largest bribery scandal ever.

I want to talk about the kind of people Jon Husted surrounds himself with.

They say you’re the company you keep.

We’re going to expand coverage, have a better system.

We’re going to rewrite our health care system — not just the way it was, but better than it was.

What we’re going to do now — because the voters’ will is clear — we’re going to rebuild what he took apart.

Thank you to every Idahoan who placed their trust in me to continue serving our great state in the United States Senate.

Making life more affordable for Hoosiers is a top priority of mine.

Just for you, I embarrassed the hell out of myself. As you have heard from this stage, tomorrow we have a historic opportunity to change the direction of this state.

We’re going to be accountable. Every goal we set will go on a public scoreboard.

I guarantee you this: I and we will not let you down.

In the face of blue waves, which we’ve had tonight unfortunately, this staff has stood up to the pressure and said, ‘Not in my Alabama.

Tonight, Alabama decided to win.

Winning is not an accident, it is a decision.

“So [Trump] doesn’t want to do this job,” Ossoff said. “He wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie on their apparently defenseless flying palace gifted by the Emir of Qatar.”

Instead of playing it safe, he staked his candidacy on affordability issues, particularly subsidies for the Affordable Care Act.

The message voters are sending is loud and clear: They want fighters, leaders who are willing to throw out conventional wisdom and do battle for working-class interests.

Tonight, Arkansans voted to defend the conservative values of faith, family, and freedom that have made our state great.

Who you bring in matters, people with management experience. And especially when you’re trying to change a culture in a workplace and have people reporting to you more about things and coming forward with what the problems are. That’s…