Members Help Hunter’s Son Raise Money for Bid
Hunter (R), seeking to replace his father, Rep.
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Attorney Awash in Cash, but Challenger Emerges
John Cornyn (R), announced this week that he raised an additional $1.1 million from outside sources during the second quarter of this year.
New Web Site Hits Smith on Ties to Bush Policies
John McCain (R-Ariz.) for president is proof that he hasn’t actually changed his view on the war.
GOP Contender’s Firm Donated to Democrats
Wealthy businessman Dan Meuser (R), who is close to announcing his intention to challenge Rep.
Montana: Baucus Banks $4 Million as GOP Keeps Looking
Hunter (R), seeking to replace his father, Rep.
Ex-Sugar Land Mayor Eyes Lampson District
Former Sugar Land Mayor Dean Hrbacek (R), a certified public accountant by trade, is considering a run for the 22nd district seat and announced Saturday that he has launched an exploratory committee to
State Police Retiree Wants Holden’s Career Arrested
State Police veteran Toni Gilhooley (R), 60, has announced her intention to challenge Rep. Tim Holden (D) next year in the 17th district, The Patriot-News reported last week.
Battle for Second Place Poised to Begin in San Francisco
San Francisco businesswoman Dana Walsh (R) wants to challenge Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D) next year in the ultra-left-leaning 8th district.
Legislator Is First to Seek Johnson’s Senate Seat
Mike Rounds (R) into the race, but observers of South Dakota politics say he doesn’t have a huge desire to come to Washington, D.C., and add that he is unlikely to enter the race if Johnson stands for
Florida: Snafu Fuels Retirement Rumors for Diaz-Balart
Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R) are premature.
Montana: State Lawmaker Is First to Challenge Baucus
Mike Lange (R) began his quest to unseat Sen. Max Baucus (D) on Friday morning.
Michigan: Lottery Chief May Enter Election Game of Chance
Jim Whitehead (R) will face off against physician Paul Broun (R) in the July 17 runoff.
North Carolina: In Blow to Democrats, Miller Forgos Senate Bid
Elizabeth Dole (R) in 2008, as Democrats go back to the drawing board to see if they can recruit a top-tier challenger in the Tar Heel State.
State Senator Appointed to Fill Thomas Vacancy
John Barrasso (R) to succeed the late Sen. Craig Thomas (R), who died June 4 after a seven-month battle with leukemia.
Conservatives Fund PAC Backs Former Colleague
Jim Ryun (R), hoping to win the 2nd district GOP primary and challenge Rep. Nancy Boyda (D) for his old job, was endorsed this week by the House Conservatives Fund, a political action committee.
As Republicans Attack, Lampson Asks for Cash
Tom DeLay (R) withdrew his name and a Democratic lawsuit succeeded in prevented the GOP from replacing the former Majority Leader on the ballot with a new candidate.
Illinois: Seals Officially Kicks Off Second Try to Oust Kirk
Mark Sanford (R) has suspended Ravenel during the investigation. Ravenel, a wealthy real estate developer, is the son of former Rep. Arthur Ravenel Jr. (R-S.C.).
Wyoming GOP Rebuffs Simpson’s Son, Recommends Three Others for Senate Vacancy
Craig Thomas (R). Gov. Dave Freudenthal (D) now has five days to select Thomas’ successor from among them, the Casper Star Tribune reported.
Talk-Show Host Quits, Eyes Hunter House Seat
Conservative talk-radio host Mark Larson (R) acknowledged late last week that he is considering running for Congress in the 52nd district, and he stoked the rumors by resigning from his show effective
Wyoming GOP Pares Down Senate List
Craig Thomas (R), with attorney Tom Sansonetti leading the pack.