Texas: New GOP Survey Has Cornyn With Big Lead
John Cornyn (R) led his challenger, state Rep. Rick Noriega (D), by 16 points in a poll of registered voters conducted late last month by a GOP pollster unaffiliated with the incumbents campaign.
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Nebraska: Kleeb Brings His Boots to Stetson’s Fundraiser
Mike Johanns (R). Nebraska remains solid conservative territory, and Johanns is currently favored to win in November.
Colorado: Coffman Has Big Lead in His Primary Survey
Tom Tancredo (R) is retiring. David M. Drucker
Domenici Endorses Wilson in Senate Race
Pete Domenici (R) on Friday endorsed Rep. Heather Wilson over Rep.
Outta the Ballpark
Im going to put them together, though. Climbers can imagine how that would go. Currently up to bat for a stronger health care system is Republican Rep. Tim Murphy, with Pennsylvania Rep.
Poker Chips — and Nuts
Thaddeus McCotter (R-Mich.) appeared as a guest on Friday. But the show got an extra dose of Congressional humor when Rep. David Dreier (R-Calif.)
Members, Revise Your Engines
Joe Barton (R-Texas), an early critic of the rule, maintains that it is too vague to be applied to 435 Members.
Sali Primary Showing a Sign of Trouble for November?
Bill Sali (R-Idaho), he escaped Tuesdays 1st district GOP primary against Iraq War veteran Matt Salisbury with just 57 percent of the vote, according to the unofficial election results posted by the Idaho
Nation: Upton Raising Money for Vulnerable GOPers
Fred Upton (R-Mich.) knows theres no I in teamwork, but there is an R. Upton has launched a series of sports-themed All Star Team Events fundraisers for his more vulnerable Republican colleagues
Democratic Gains in 2006 Expanded the Party’s Bench
Judd Gregg (R) decide to retire in 2010. GOP insiders also named Attorney General Kelly Ayotte (R), who was appointed to office by a Republican governor and then re- appointed by Gov.
McCain: No Special Interest
Im proud to be here with Jim Oberweis to begin the Republican march back to the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, McCain said at the press availability at the Aurora airport.
Oregon: Smith: Oregonians Vote for the Person, Not Party
Gordon Smith (R), bracing for a tough fight for re-election against state Speaker Jeff Merkley (D), cautioned not to make too much of his states recent lurch to the left.
Louisiana Senate: A Tossup All the Way Until Election Day
Mary Landrieu (D) and her challenger, state Treasurer John Kennedy (R), is likely to be decided by a point or two too close for anyone to be able to pick a winner at this point, or, possibly, even on
Minnesota: Barkley Mulls Return to Place He Visited Briefly
Norm Coleman (R) is getting a hearty challenge from comedian Al Franken (D) in one of the most competitive Senate races of the cycle. Barkley was appointed to the Senate in 2002 by then-Gov.
Davis Savors Special Election Wins as He Ponders Future
Richard Shelby (R).
New Mexico: Wilson Touts Electability in Latest Primary TV Ad
Pete Domenici (R), who is retiring. David M. Drucker
DSCC Gets Its Man in Oregon
Gordon Smith (R). Smith easily defeated nominal opposition in the GOP primary, winning that contest with 85 percent of the vote.
Enrolling Error Snares Farm Bill
Im tired of it, he said of the bill. Kevin Smith, spokesman for House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), questioned the move.
Colorado: Markey, Musgrave Have Dueling Poll Numbers
Marilyn Musgrave (R) and her Democratic challenger Betsy Markey released competing polls Wednesday that delivered good news for both in the Republican-leaning 4th district.
And a Childers Shall Lead Them
Businessman Marty Ozinga (R), running to succeed retiring Rep. Jerry Weller (R) in Illinois 11th district, has settled on his campaign team.