Egland Reports Raising $70K for Primary Race
State Assemblyman Ted Gaines (R) has opened an exploratory committee and is considering a bid. Republican sources say former state Sen. Rico Oller (R) will run if Doolittle retires.
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Club for Growth, DSCC Immediately Hit Wilson
Pete Domenici (R) announced Thursday that he would not seek a seventh term.
Alaska: Berkowitz Enters Race for Young’s House Seat
— David M. Drucker NEBRASKA Bruning’s War Chest Nears $1M for Senate Bid State Attorney General Jon Bruning, running in the GOP Senate primary against former Gov.
Massachusetts: Candidates Have Equal War Chests for Special
Steve Buehrer (R), in the GOP primary. The special election to replace the late Rep. Paul Gillmor (R) is widely seen as a contest between Buehrer and Latta.
Olson Shows Fundraising Prowess of His Ex-Bosses
John Cornyn’s (R) chief of staff and moved back to the Houston suburbs to run for the seat currently held by Rep. Nick Lampson (D). Former Sen.
LaRocco Banks $100K for ’08 Senate Campaign
Larry Craig (R), whose career suffered a serious blow in late August after it was discovered he was arrested in an airport bathroom sex sting.
Challenger Cranking Up Fundraising for Primary
Joel Hefley (R), the popular former Member who retired last year after two decades of service and withheld his endorsement of Lamborn in the general election after backing Crank in the primary.
His Eidsness Wide Open, Candidate Drops Out
Marilyn Musgrave (R), who garnered less than 50 percent of the vote in November while barely defeating then-state Rep. Angie Paccione — despite the Republican bent of her Fort Collins-area district.
Johanns to Formally Kick Off Senate Bid on Oct. 10
Mike Johanns (R) is set to announce his Senate candidacy Oct. 10-12 with a fly-around across the Cornhusker State, according to Republican insiders.
With Self-Funder as Foe, Noriega Raises $570K
John Cornyn (R). “Mikal proved his fundraising ability when he raised raised over a million dollars in the first 30 days of his campaign,” campaign spokeswoman Kim Devlin said.
Nebraska: Johanns to Formally Kick Off Senate Bid on Oct. 10
Chuck Hagel (R).
Domenici Set to Retire Next Year
Pete Domenici (R), the longest-serving Senator in New Mexico history, is expected to announce today that he will not seek a seventh term in 2008, multiple sources on and off Capitol Hill said late Wednesday
County Treasurer Eyes Race Against Mitchell
Maricopa County Treasurer David Schweikert (R) is exploring a bid for the 5th district, joining a growing list of Republicans interested in taking on Rep. Harry Mitchell (D).
Lampson Dubs His Race Most Competitive in U.S.
Tom DeLay (R), is girding for a tough re-election battle in a district Republicans are open about targeting.
Nation: DCCC Launches New Round of SCHIP Ads
John Shadegg (R), lobbyist Jim Ogsbury, state Rep. Michele Reagan and former Rep. Matt Salmon. — David M. Drucker TEXAS Lampson Dubs His Race Most Competitive in U.S. Rep.
Retired Army Gen. Clark Backs LaRocco for Senate
Jim Risch (R) said he would run if Sen. Larry Craig (R) did not — which in light of the scandal surrounding Craig’s arrest in a Minnesota airport bathroom is now a certainty.
Paccione Decides Against Rematch With Musgrave
Marilyn Musgrave (R) in the 4th district, former state Rep. Angie Paccione, the 2006 Democratic nominee, dropped out of the race Wednesday.
Generic GOPer Is Close to Lautenberg in Poll
Attorney Christopher Christie (R), who receives high marks in the survey for his efforts to stamp out government corruption in New Jersey, is not a preferred candidate for governor or Senator.
Without Top Challenger, Democrats Touting Poll
Pete Domenici’s (R) approval rating to be upside down, with 41 percent approving and 54 percent disapproving. Just a month earlier, Domenici had a 52 percent approval rating.
Clock Is Ticking for ?08 Hopefuls
m going through all the early caucuses and primaries.? But, he said, ?If I don?t come up fourth, fifth or sixth [in Iowa], then I?m done.?