US EditionMurkowski says she has thought about switching to Democratic caucus
- Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska said on Monday she is leaving all options open for her political future, including possibly leaving the Republican Party or caucusing with Democrats.
- Her openness follows questions about a 50-50 Senate split next year if Democrats gain three seats and whether she might caucus with them to advance Alaskans' interests.
- Murkowski, who has served since 2002 and has clashed with Trump, emphasized she disagrees with some policies in both parties and focuses on helping her constituents rather than partisan politics.
- She acknowledged that such a possibility exists and indicated a willingness to consider alternatives to the current political alignment, while avoiding a clear response about changing party affiliation.
- This stance could influence Senate control after the 2026 elections, where 33 seats are contested, reflecting ongoing shifts in Senate alignment and partisan dynamics.
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Murkowski Says She’s Open To Leaving The Republican Party – American Liberty News
Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R‑Alaska) said Monday that she’s open to leaving the Republican Party and possibly becoming an independent, even caucusing with Senate Democrats. She made the remarks while promoting her upcoming memoir and emphasized she’s exploring “something different than the status quo.” Murkowski described the scenario as “supremely hypothetical”, but admitted “there may be that […]
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Conservative Daily NewsLisa Murkowski Says She Has Considered Caucusing With Dems
Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski called the idea of caucusing with Democrats as an "interesting hypothetical" on the "GD Politics" podcast on Monday
NEW: RINO Senator Hints That She Could Caucus With Democrats, Give Them Majority
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) appeared to indicate that she would be open to caucusing and voting with Democrats should the party retake the Senate in next year’s midterm elections. Murkowski — a long time critic of President Trump who has voted with Democrats on a number of key issues — was asked about the possibility during a recent appearance on the “GD Politics” podcast. “Say Democrats win three seats in the next midterm election in the Sena…
Republican Open to 'Exploring' Democratic Caucus
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) suggested she may be open to caucusing with Democrats, although she said that the Democratic Party is not “much better” than the Republican Party. Speaking to Galen Druke of the “GD Politics” podcast, Murkowski was asked if she would be open to becoming an independent who caucuses with Senate Democrats. The Republican responded, “It’s an interesting hypothetical,” noting that she may consider the idea “if this would…
Murkowski Reveals Why She Didn’t Switch Her Affiliation to Democrat
Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) said this week that she has considered joining the Senate Democratic caucus but ultimately decided against it, citing deep frustrations with both parties and a continued, if uneasy, alignment with Republican values. In a June 23 interview with Semafor and a June 24 appearance on the GD Politics podcast, Murkowski said the idea of switching caucuses has come up “because people have asked,” but emphasized that despit…
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