New Jersey: Another Poll Gives Booker Big Edge Over Lautenberg
The poll was conducted Feb. 6 -10.
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Massachusetts: Republican Winslow Officially Joins Senate Race
Republican candidates must submit at least 10,000 certified signatures of registered GOP voters or registered unaffiliated voters to the secretary of state’s office by March 6.
Florida: David Rivera to Face Joe Garcia — Again
Mario Diaz-Balart (R) by just more than 6 points in 2008, is not seen as a particularly strong candidate by the Florida Democratic Party, and the party appears unlikely to lend a hand in his effort to
Missouri: McCaskill Trails All Republicans in Latest Poll
“While a lot of polls show us both up and down, we know that we have the best operation and Claire is a Senator on the side of Missouri, so the only poll that matters is when the voters speak on Nov. 6.
Hawaii: EMILY’s List on the Air in 2nd District Primary
EMILY’s List, which helps elect Democratic women who support abortion rights, launched a “significant six-figure buy” on Monday for an ad running through Aug. 6, a spokeswoman said.
Texas: Republican State Legislators Come Out Against Ted Cruz
Updated, 6:09 p.m. The Texas Republican establishment on Sunday came out hard against former state Solicitor General Ted Cruz (R) in his upstart Senate bid.
New York: Charlie Rangel Vote Drama Deepens
Updated 6:38 p.m. | Longtime Rep. Charlie Rangel probably received more votes than any other candidate in June’s contentious and close 13th district Democratic primary in New York.
New York: Charlie Rangel Spending More Money Than He’s Raising
Charlie Rangel (D), in the toughest primary of his career since he came to Congress in 1970, pulled in more than $29,000 from fellow Members from April 1 to June 6, according to newly filed fundraising
Arizona: Trent Franks to Back Wil Cardon
Updated 6:29 p.m.: Rep. Trent Franks (R) will endorse Wil Cardon over fellow Rep. Jeff Flake today in the Republican Senatorial primary.
North Dakota: New Poll Shows Kevin Cramer Surge for House Seat
The poll surveyed 625 likely voters from June 4 to 6. It had a margin of error of 4 percent. A Cramer victory would make history in North Dakota GOP politics.
Arizona: Cardon TV Ad Uses Questionable Image
Update: 6:03 p.m. | Real estate investor Wil Cardon’s Senate campaign essentially conceded today that it used a misleading image of GOP primary opponent Rep.
NRSC Welcomes Deb Fischer, Richard Mourdock With Fundraisers and Cash
To further help with that task, Senate GOP leadership will host two separate fundraisers for Mourdock and Fischer on June 5 and 6, respectively.
Arkansas: Tom Cotton Wins GOP Primary
He had 56 percent of ballots cast, Rankin had 38 percent and a third candidate, John Cowart, had 6 percent.
Maine: FreedomWorks Endorses Bruce Poliquin for Senate
Angus King (I), who has yet to reveal which party he would caucus with on Capitol Hill if elected on Nov. 6.
Texas: David Dewhurst Puts $6 Million More Into Senate Campaign
David Dewhurst has donated an additional $6 million to his Senate campaign since April 1.
Poll: Three Top Republicans Within Striking Distance of Jim Matheson
Jim Matheson are all within 6 points of the six-term Democrat, according to a poll taken a week before the state GOP’s nominating convention.
Washington: 1st District Special Election Set
The special election will be held concurrently with the regular election schedule, with the primary on Aug. 7 and the general on Nov. 6.
New Jersey: Special Election Dates for Payne Seat Set
The Congressman, who had been diagnosed with colon cancer, died March 6.
Indiana: Dick Lugar’s Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week
Updated 6:55 p.m. | Sen. Dick Lugar’s (R-Ind.) re-election campaign has seen better days, even this cycle.
California: Race Pits Phil Donahue Against Barney Frank
John Conyers (Mich.) and Raúl Grijalva (Ariz.) are hosting the 6 p.m. event at the Mott House on Maryland Avenue Northeast. Minimum contributions are $100.