Special-Election Candidate Gets Unlikely Donation
Nunnelee died on Feb. 6, but his campaign account will not be shuttered until the remaining cash is disbursed.
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Marco Rubio’s Presidential Bid Creates Open-Seat Scrum (Updated)
Updated 6:19 p.m. | Marco Rubio on Monday became the third Republican senator to announce a bid for president and the first of the group to leave behind a competitive seat.
Democrats’ Maryland Senate Circus
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada has already decided to back Van Hollen, releasing a statement on March 6 calling him “the best and most effective person for the job.”
Democratic Floodgates Open for Maryland House Seat
Correction, 6:55 p.m. A previous version of this story misidentified the location of Madaleno’s district. Correction, 7:35 p.m.
Special Election Set for Mississippi Congressman’s District (Updated)
Alan Nunnelee, a Republican who died on Feb. 6 after a battle with brain cancer.
Undeterred by Primary Threats, Walter Jones to Seek 12th Term
Jones ultimately limped to the nomination by a 6-point margin . GOP operatives said a second Jones and Griffin meeting will be different.
Chris McDaniel Looks to Play in Mississippi Special Election
Nunnelee, 56, died on Feb. 6 after a short battle with brain cancer.
Pennsylvania Democrats Hesitate on Sestak Senate Bid
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Wisconsin Primary Results: Republicans Nominate Grothman in 6th District
Updated 6:40 a.m. | State Sen. Glenn Grothman has won the GOP primary by a slim margin in the only open House district in Wisconsin.
McAllister Moving Past ‘Kissing Congressman’
Local press paid a lot of attention to a recent poll from the Louisiana-based Glascock Group that found McAllister was the top choice of 27 percent of respondents in the 5th District — 6 points
6 Things to Watch in Tuesday’s Primaries
6. Will Republicans avoid chaos in Washington State? Washington, like California, has a jungle primary where the top two candidates, regardless of party, proceed to the general election.
How Lamar Alexander Staved Off His Primary Challenger
Lamar Alexander Still Up Big in Internal Primary Poll Scott DesJarlais’ Re-Election Hopes Rise, Despite Abortion Scandal (Video) In Kansas, Conservatives Suffer From Mississippi Hangover 6
Howard Coble Wields Influence in North Carolina Race
He came in first in the May 6 primary with 34 percent — shy of the 40 percent threshold needed to win the nomination outright. Walker came in a second with 25 percent.
Lamar Alexander Argues With Obama Over Obamacare in New Ad (Video)
v=SEfIL9RsJ7Y The ad will begin running statewide on July 6, according to the campaign. Alexander faces a primary challenge from state Rep. Joe Carr.
6 Things to Watch in Tuesday’s Primaries
6. Does the Oklahoma GOP primary for Senate go to a runoff? Lankford has the momentum in the special primary for the open Senate seat — a product of GOP Sen.
Senate Majority Might Not Be Decided Until December
If a Dec. 6 runoff coincides with a 50-49 Republican advantage in the Senate, consultants in and out of the state warn of an unprecedented onslaught of spending from party committees and outside
Lankford Builds Momentum in Oklahoma Senate Race
He’s received between 4 percent and 6 percent in recent polls — enough to keep Shannon and Lankford below the necessary 50 percent threshold in a tight race — but he got 40 percent of the vote in the 2010
Live Coverage: June 10 Primaries
Starting at 6:30 p.m., follow the action below the jump with Emily Cahn, Alexis Levinson, Stu Rothenberg and Nathan L. Gonzales (see poll closing times here ). //
Dave Brat: 11 Things to Know
6. Brat wants a balanced budget amendment and either a flat or fair tax, he wrote in an op-ed Sunday. 7.
Primary Preview: 7 Things to Watch on Tuesday
6. Which Democrats will finish second in California? Golden State operatives predict embarrassingly low turnout Tuesday — especially among Democrats.