CQ Roll Call Policy Briefs

The Senate appropriations bill for Transportation released Tuesday does not include monies aimed at harm from the pandemic. CQ Roll Call's Jessica Wehrman lays out what it does include.

CQ Roll Call looks at how a Biden presidency will -- or will not -- change immigration policy. Tanvi Misra looks at what to expect from the incoming administration.

In the stroke of a tweet, President Donald Trump fired Secretary of Defense Mark Esper on Monday. CQ Roll Call's John Donnelly explains what comes next.

CQ Roll Call's Shawn Zeller takes a look at what the near future holds for governing as the country's schisms were revealed this week.

Health policy was on the ballot in 32 states. CQ Roll Call's Sandhya Raman breaks down the big ticket measures and what passed where.

In the 2020 presidential election, the AP has called Florida for Trump and Arizona for Biden. These results signal that Latinos are far from a monolithic voting bloc, reports CQ Roll Call’s Camila DeChalus.

With the winner of the 2020 presidential election still unfolding, there are opportunities for some of the tighter contests to be challenged. CQ Roll Call's Todd Ruger explains how there are some lawsuits teed up already.

National and cybersecurity officials are on alert as Election Day unfolds. CQ Roll Call's Gopal Ratnam reports that the FBI is investigating robocalls telling voters to stay home because of COVID-19.

In a few swing states, some military voters whose ballots might make a difference in the outcome could be disenfranchised by tight mail-in deadlines. CQ Roll Call's John Donnelly reports.

CQ Roll Call's Gopal Ratnam reports that intelligence officials are on alert for any interference or potential cyber attacks to compromise the presidential election.