In Pa., Two GOP Moderates Defy Trends
Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) and 17 points ahead of the GOP gubernatorial nominee, according to Campbell. “It’s fascinating to note that the blind rabbi running against [New Jersey Republican Rep.]
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Kerry Visits ‘South Pacific’ for Re-Election Bid
John Kerry (D) doesnÂ’t seem the least bit worried about his re-election.
Swing Districts Will Show What Election Night Looks Like
Mario Diaz-Balart (R) Vs. Joe Garcia (D).
GOP Groups Hedge Bets
John Shadegg (R-Ariz.) and Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) also are keeping Republican operatives up late at night.
Heard on the Hill: Anything but Palin
Mike Pence (R-Ind.), Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.), Rep. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), Rep. Ike Skelton (D-Mo.), Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.), Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho), Sen.
Witnesses Say Stevens Paid Bills
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) called witnesses from two Alaskan contracting firms that had worked on StevensÂ’ home renovations, who said the Senator and his wife paid them promptly and in full for every bill
Stevens’ Team Focuses on Appraisal
Ted StevensÂ’ (R-Alaska) renovated home would have a market value of about $203,000, a statement elicited by the defense to suggest that Stevens paid a fair price for what he thought the renovations were
Coburn Backs Into Landrieu Race
Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), a gadfly of Majority Leaders and tormentor of appropriators, blocked two late-term pieces of legislation by Sen.
Republicans’ Tales Of Woe Grow
Blaine Luetkemeyer (R).
Van Hollen, Davis Survey Political Landscape
Tom Davis (R-Va.) on Friday agreed on one thing that was in store for this yearÂ’s election cycle: more Democratic gains in the House.
Coleman to Pull All Negative Ads Through Election Day
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) announced on Friday that he will cease all negative advertisements in his hotly contested re-election campaign and said heÂ’d like everyone else, including the third-party groups
Under the Radar: Acupuncturist Tries to Stick It to DeLauro
“I have seen socialism firsthand living in a commune, which is a kibbutz, and I have seen that it doesn’t work,” he said.
Stevens’ Prosecutors Play Defense, but Rally
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) ran hot and cold last week — literally. [IMGCAP(1)]An apparent problem with the thermostats in courtroom 24 of the E.
Heard on the Hill: This Campaign Supporter Doesn’t Sleep.
Ted Stevens (R) — apparently wants to create a whole list of his own Chuck Norris-like facts.
Navy Veteran McCain Pushed Making Educational Benefits Transferable to Family
John McCain (R-Ariz.) has spoken forcefully on defense-related subjects such as the troop surge in Iraq, he has been less influential on veterans-related issues like updating the GI bill and modernizing
No Heavy Spending Yet In Schmidt Seat Contest
Jean Schmidt (R) was re-elected by only 2,500 votes in 2006. She defeated physician Victoria Wulsin (D), who is trying again this time.
Democratic Poll in California Shows Lungren Is Soft
Dan Lungren (R) may not be safe.
North Carolina: DSCC Blasts Dole on Outsourcing in New Ad
Elizabeth Dole (R) for twice voting against a tax proposal that Democrats say curtailed job outsourcing to China.
Kentucky Race May Roil GOP
With polling in Kentucky suddenly showing Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R) in a dead heat with Democratic upstart Bruce Lunsford, Senate Republicans are privately starting to worry their leader
Ohio: Neuhardt Joins Austria on the TV Airwaves
Steve Austria (R) on the airwaves in south central OhioÂ’s 7th district. Rep. David Hobson (R) is retiring from the Republican-leaning seat.