Sen. Kyrsten Sinema has missed more than 60% of votes in D.C. since mid-November
Until today, Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema hadn’t voted on the Senate floor since the week before Thanksgiving. Today she reemerged and cast her first vote since November 21st, voting “no” alongside Senator Joe Minchin of West Virginia to effectively block a Democrat-led effort to secure a majority on the National Labor Relations Board.
The pair of Democrat-turned-independents blocked Democrats from controlling the National Labor Relations Board through 2026.
Tom Williams, Associated Press pool, file Date of Birth / Nov. 20, 1979Residence / Phoenix Occupation / U.S. representative ...
Democrat Ruben Gallego has won the U.S. Senate race in Arizona, defeating his far-right Republican rival, Kari Lake, ...
As a deadline nears to push a water settlement through the lame-duck Congress, tribal leaders worked to sway states on the ...
A section of the I-11 corridor identified in 2021 would begin on U.S. 93 in Wickenburg before moving south down to Buckeye, ...
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