California: Brown Launches Radio Spot With Iraq War Vet
John Doolittle (R) or one of Doolittle’s GOP challengers next November.
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Texas: Sekula Gibbs Radio Ad Touts Abortion Stance
Tom DeLay (R). DeLay withdrew his name from the 2006 general election ballot after winning the GOP primary earlier that year.
South Dakota: Dykstra Team Mixes the Local and the National
Joel Dykstra (R), engaged in an uphill battle as he seeks to oust popular incumbent Sen. Tim Johnson (D), has started filling out his campaign staff.
Texas: Presidential Race Aside, Paul to Seek 7th Term
Ron Paul (R), a long-shot presidential candidate who has developed a cult following and raised more money for his White House bid than some of the GOP frontrunners, isn’t letting his ambitions for higher
California: Hunter Returns to U.S. and to Campaign Trail
Hunter (R) has returned from combat duty in Afghanistan and is now campaigning full time for the 52nd district seat held by his father, Rep. Duncan Hunter (R), his campaign announced this week.
New Mexico: Chávez’s Withdrawal Buoys Udall Senate Bid
Pete Domenici (R). Meanwhile, Republicans must still sort through a competitive primary before turning their attention to Udall. Reps.
Oregon: State AFL-CIO Endorses Merkley in Senate Race
Gordon Smith (R). Merkley, who is favored to defeat attorney Steve Novick in the primary, was endorsed this week by the Oregon AFL-CIO, the state’s largest labor union coalition.
New Mexico: New Candidate For 2nd District GOP Primary
(R) has entered the 2nd district GOP primary to replace Rep. Steve Pearce (R), who is retiring to run for Senate.
Texas: Cuellar Poll Shows He Should Win Primary
— David M. Drucker Texas GOP Targets Rodriguez in 23rd The Texas Republican Party is raising money to take on Rep.
Oregon: AuCoin of the Realm: Ex-Member Likes Novick
Gordon Smith (R) next year. State Speaker Jeff Merkley is Novick’s primary opponent and has the backing of most establishment Democrats.
New Mexico: Two Democrats Retreat, Aiding Luján’s Prospects
Pete Domenici (R) as soon as it became clear that Udall was going to run for Senate. — David M. Drucker
Kansas: Cheney to Raise Money for Moore’s Opponent
Nick Jordan (R), hoping to upend Rep. Dennis Moore (D) in the 3rd district, is bringing Vice President Cheney to the Sunflower State to raise money for him.
Nebraska: Businessman Ponders Party Switch for Election
Chuck Hagel (R). — David M. Drucker
Texas: Reality Show Host Hopes to Get Real With McCaul
Mike McCaul (R) in the 10th district, according to a press release put out by the Democrat’s campaign on Monday. “I realize this district was designed by [former Rep.]
Lott Announces Resignation; Leadership Races Already Under Way
With the news barely official that Senate Minority Whip Trent Lott (R-Miss.) will resign his seat by the end of the year, a flurry of activity already has begun to replace him in the Senate, hire him on
Wyoming: Youngest Legislator Eyes Newly Open House Seat
Dan Zwonitzer (R) has formed an exploratory committee and said he plans to announce his candidacy in March for the House seat being vacated by retiring Rep. Barbara Cubin (R).
Oregon: AFSCME Backs Merkley as Newcomer Joins Race
Gordon Smith (R) in 2008, has picked up the endorsement of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 75, a union of 22,000 government employees in the Beaver State.
Nebraska: Johanns’ Path to Senate Looking Much Clearer
Chuck Hagel (R). Bruning immediately endorsed Johanns.
California: Handicapper: Brown Could Be Next Governor
Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) is termed out in 2010, and has not ruled out a challenge of Sen. Barbara Boxer (D). — David M. Drucker
Beating Back the Cancer Curse
Sandra M.