Mich. Husband and Wife Both Eye Stabenow Challenge
Her husband stepped down in 2002 as president of Amway’s successor, Alticor Inc. Reps.
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Line-Item Veto Is Back
The crusty West Virginian likened the device to the 2002 Iraq war resolution, which Byrd called a “shameful, disgraceful” act by the Senate that ceded Congress’ constitutional power to declare war to the
Louisiana Runoff Ads Begin
In 2002, Sen.
Staffers Search for Life After Loss
Bill Luther (D-Minn.), who lost to Republican John Kline in 2002. “The bad news is, it’s really ugly.”
The New Members of the Senate
In a way, Thune never stopped campaigning after losing his 2002 Senate bid against Democratic Sen. Tim Johnson by just 524 votes.
SOUTHWEST: DeLay’s Plan Works, Knocks Off Four Democrats
After a protracted battle over the decennial redrawing of districts that resulted in a 17-15 Democratic edge in the Lone Star State delegation before the 2002 election, the plan Republicans rammed through
Reid Seeking to Succeed Daschle as Leader
Reid and Dodd each took steps to run for Democratic leader in December 2002 when Daschle seriously considered running for the Democratic presidential nomination and weighed whether to step down
MOUNTAINS: Colorado’s Salazars Win; Utah’s Mathesons Split
Beauprez’s 121-vote victory in 2002 meant that the suburban Denver seat was certain to be a battle regardless of whom the Democrats nominated.
MIDWEST: Wins by Obama, Bean Soothe Democrats
In 2002, Bean held Crane to his lowest re-election percentage in a decade.
Frist, Allen Could Benefit in 2008
But Frist’s political standing with the GOP insider community of lobbyists, activists and fundraisers can only have grown after his successful NRSC stewardship in the 2002 cycle, when Republicans
SOUTH: Senate Democrats’ Doom Sealed by Five Open Seats
Elizabeth Dole (R) in 2002, 54 percent to 45 percent. In the state’s two open-seat House races, state Sen. Virginia Foxx (R) and state Rep. Patrick McHenry (R) won as expected Tuesday.
GOP Envisions Lasting Majority
After coming within 524 votes of victory in 2002 against Sen. Tim Johnson (D), Thune won a 4,000-vote, 51 percent to 49 percent triumph over Daschle.
MID-ATLANTIC: Democrats Net One House Seat in Liberal Region
In a district that was hotly contested in 2000 and 2002 but little-noticed in 2004, Capito won, 58 percent to 41 percent.
WEST: Embattled Murkowski Wins Full Senate Term
Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) back to the seat to which she was appointed in 2002 by her father, and helping other Members retain their jobs. Beyond the Murkowski victory over former Gov.
Republicans Revel in Historic Gains
Both took steps toward running for Democratic leader in December 2002 when Daschle seriously considered running for the Democratic presidential nomination and weighed whether to step down from his
Dole, Coleman Sprint For Helm of NRSC
A critical voting bloc in the NRSC race could be the large class of incoming freshman GOP Senators, seven strong, as well as the nine Senate Republicans who took office after the 2002 elections.
High Court: Stay Out
If the voters didn’t like the way they handled the problem, they could have punished Members in 2002.
GOP Poised to Hold Edge on Hill
Because of the vice president’s role in breaking Senate ties, if Kerry wins today, Democrats need a net gain of one seat to take back the majority they lost in 2002.
What Clues to Watch for Early on Election Night
Baron Hill (D-Ind.) is facing a tough rematch with trucking executive Mike Sodrel (R), whom he defeated by 5 points in 2002.
Redder? Bluer? Five Factors Should Provide Hints
If you look at the 2002 elections state by state, Democratic Senate candidates generally didn’t do much better than Gore did two years earlier.