Democrats Count on Good News Out of Illinois Primaries
After a 1-point win by Davis last cycle, the seat is again hosting one of the marquee House contests. First, though, Callis faces physics professor George Gollin on Tuesday.
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Democrats Clear Primary Field in Competitive Virginia House Race
GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney carried the district by a slim 1-point margin in 2012, so the district could be competitive for Democrats in the right environment.
Ann Callis Launches Second Ad in Illinois Primary
Gill, who had run three unsuccessful congressional bids before 2012, eked through the primary by less than 1 point, and went on to lose to Davis in the general by 1,000 votes.
Connie Mack Endorses in Special Election for Radel’s Seat
In backing Clawson in Florida’s 19th District, Mack cited the candidate’s endorsement of the former congressman’s “Penny Plan,” a proposal to reduce the federal budget by 1 percent every year.
Ralph Hall Heads to Runoff; Sessions, Veasey Defeat Primary Challengers
His Democratic challenger is Tom Sanchez, who spent over $1 million of his own money in an effort to oust Veasey. This race is rated Safe Democrat by Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call.
Texas: What to Watch in the First Primaries of 2014
Here are six things to watch as results come in: 1. Does John Cornyn break 60 percent? Hardly anyone in Texas politics says Senate Minority Whip John Cornyn faces true electoral trouble. Rep.
Virginia Democrats Gather to Celebrate, Replace Moran
Alfonso Lopez (2%); Professor Derek Hyra (2%); Mark Levine (2%); Bruce Shuttleworth (1%).
Texas Pols File Fundraising Reports Before Primary
John Cornyn, R-Texas, kept up his fundraising dominance, bringing in $928,000 from Jan. 1 to Feb. 12. With Rep.
Olympic Snowboarder Makes Senate Endorsement
However, he had less than $100,000 in his campaign account as of Dec. 31, more than $1 million less than his leading GOP opponent, former state Natural Resources Commissioner Dan Sullivan.
Internal Poll: Wendy Greuel Tops Field for House Race in California
Two other independent candidates in the field, author Marianne Williamson and documentary producer Brent Roske, would receive 7 percent and 1 percent of the vote, respectively, according to the
Tierney Primary Challenger: I’m Being Encouraged to Run (Video)
Richard Tisei in 2012, prevailing by just a 1-point margin, even as President Barack Obama captured the district by 10 points.
Republican Eyes Hamptons House Seat (Video)
Bishop won re-election in 2012 by 5 points, as President Barack Obama carried the district by 1 point.
Montana Lt. Gov. John Walsh Appointed to Replace Baucus
Daines, a freshman congressman, raised more than $1 million in the fourth quarter and ended 2013 with $1.9 million in cash on hand. He also launched his first TV ad this week.
Conservative Considering Bid for Wolf Seat in Virginia
GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney won here in 2012 by a slim 1-point margin.
Comstock Gets Boost From House Republican Women
Romney won here in 2012 by a 1-point margin. This the latest push by the women of the House GOP Conference, who are making it a priority this cycle to help elect Republican women.
Connie Mack, Florida Republicans React to Radel Resignation (Updated)
Updated 1:55 p.m. | Rep. Trey Radel’s former rivals and potential successors in Florida’s 19th District reacted Monday to his resignation from Congress.
Republican Drops Bid for Wolf’s Seat in Virginia
They feared Black’s tendency to make controversial statements could alienate general-election voters in this district, which GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney carried by a 1-point margin in 2012
Rodney Davis Raises Strong Sum in Fourth Quarter
Last quarter, Davis raised $300,000, and he posted $455,000 between April 1 and June 30.
Jolly Is Frontrunner in Florida’s Special Election Primary
Democrats cleared the field for Sink, and she recently reported more than $1 million in cash on hand.
Jack Kingston Raised $880K in 4th Quarter
However, deep-pocketed and well-connected businessman David Perdue raised more than $800,000 and invested $1 million of his own money. All are vying for the seat of retiring GOP Sen.