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Boehner Wants to Continue as Leader

Forging ahead after a wave of losses on Tuesday night, House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Wednesday morning sent a letter to GOP Members and Members-elect asking them to keep him on as their

Illinois Governor Eyes Obama Replacement

“Because it’s important that the best person for Illinois is selected, I want to be clear that the calendar won’t dictate our search,” Blagojevich said in a statement.

Vindication for Howard Dean and His 50-State Strategy

“Democrats at the national level didn’t think they could win here before that.” In North Carolina, which at press time was still too close to call, the state Democratic Party used its new DNC windfall

Dingell-Waxman Brouhaha Awaits

If we don’t do things differently and more on a bipartisan basis, then that might be what happens,” the aide said.

Ensign: Couldn’t Stop Democratic Senate Rout

Denny Rehberg (R-Mont.) to seek re-election to the House instead of challenging Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.). “I don’t know what I could have done differently. I offered the world,” Ensign said.

Capito Wins Fifth Term

Shelley Moore Capito (R) appears set to win a fifth term in the Mountain State’s 2nd district.

Hayes Loses to Kissell in Rematch

Robin Hayes (R-N.C.) wasn’t able to survive the Democratic wave Tuesday night. Hayes was defeated by teacher Larry Kissell (D), the same man who came close to ousting the incumbent last cycle.

Thune’s Star Set to Rise?

Kyle Downey, Thune’s spokesman, declined to telegraph his boss’ plans before Nov. 4, but wouldn’t discount a leadership bid.

Stevens Juror Lied About Father’s Death

Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) to attend the funeral of her father in California admitted Monday that her father had not died, and that she went to California to attend a horse race.