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Cornyn-Paxton Runoff Lures Lobbyist Money, Business Endorsements

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By Kate Ackley Verified, Caitlin Oprysko Verified, Herb Jackson Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) is missing support from President Donald Trump, but he has the backing of some of the nation’s biggest lobbying groups in his runoff against Ken Paxton. The incumbent will find out next week if support from lobbying giants such as the US Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Realtors is enough to overcome Trump’s endorsement of the Texas attorney general, which added fresh intrigue one week before the May 26 election.
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Trump Invites GOP Senators to a Shutdown Chat: Starting Line

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By Katherine Rizzo, Herb Jackson Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Lunch at 1600 Pennsylvania Republican senators head to the White House “Rose Garden Club” today for lunch with the president and some Shutdown Day 21 solidarity. “The invitation came to us as a chance to talk about the shutdown and going forward, so I look forward to what he has to say,” said Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.). The gathering comes as legislative leaders are figuring out their strategy going forward.
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Hawaii Sends Two Slates to Electoral College > Hawaii Free Press

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By Herb Jackson Verified
| Hawai`i Free Press
What happens when a state can’t decide on its electors How Vice President Richard Nixon handled Hawaii's disputed electoral votes in 1960 is worth remembering by Herb Jackson, Roll Call, October 26, 2020 (excerpt) John F. Kennedy barely edged Richard Nixon in the 1960 popular vote, winning by fewer than 117,000 votes, or less than two-tenths of 1 percentage point. He won enough states, though, that when Congress convened on Jan.
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