The Latest Breaking News from NRSC

Both on the airwaves and the campaign trail, it’s time for candidates and campaigns to make their final pitches and make sure their voters turn out. It’s already past the time when the U.S. Postal Service says it is safe to mail ballots — especially in states with requirements that…

Sen. Tim Scott is eying the Senate Banking chairmanship in the next Congress if Republicans take the majority.

Cruz alleged that national Democrats illegally exceeded contribution limits when it spent more than $10 million for television ads in Texas benefiting Allred campaign.

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Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina appears on track to be the next chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

Sen. Tim Scott considering NRSC chair role, focusing on Senate majority in upcoming elections and potential challenges for Republicans and Democrats.

Senate Minority Whip John Thune actively campaigns for Senate majority, balancing fundraising and public appearances to secure leadership position.

Controversy in Montana as college athletes are offered cash to endorse Sen. Jon Tester, sparking debate over political influence on student athletes.

NRSC memo targets Kamala Harris as a strategic focal point for GOP candidates in upcoming elections.

NRSC memo targets Kamala Harris as a key point of attack for GOP candidates in upcoming elections.

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