New Mexico: Udall Ad Focuses On Bread-and-Butter Issues
Steve Pearce (R) in the battle to replace retiring Sen. Pete Domenici (R). Pearce won the GOP nomination last week, beating Rep. Heather Wilson by just 2 points in the Republican primary.
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Colorado: Udall Talks National Security in Newest Ad
Bob Schaffer (R) in their battle to replace retiring Sen. Wayne Allard (R).
Big Dreamers Eye Seats in Big Sky Country
Denny Rehberg (R) in November, their preferred candidate lost to former Public Service Commissioner and state Speaker John Driscoll (D), who has run for office regularly over the past 30 years.
Schumer Sees Big Nov. Gains
“I’m very happy with my role in the Senate. … I wake up Monday morning, and I love going to work.
Kirk Not Worried by Storm
Mark KirkÂ’s (R-Ill.) fate has been tested on the banks of Lake Michigan.
The Bus Stops Here
Ellen Tauscher (D-Calif.) and Kay Granger (R-Texas) were recipients of the “Holding Her Head High Award,” named after Turner’s new book, which profiles single moms who have overcome obstacles while raising
California: Clark: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Tom McClintock (R) in November in the race to replace retiring Rep. John Doolittle (R). — David M. Drucker
North Carolina: Members Back Hagan, Senators Raise Money
Elizabeth Dole (R). Rep.
New Mexico: Heinrich Maneuvers Way Onto DCCC List
Heinrich is running in the open 1st district against Bernalillo County Sheriff Darren White (R) in a race that is expected to be heavily targeted by both the DCCC and the National Republican Congressional
Kansas: Hunter Lends Hand to His Ex-Colleague Ryun
Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) spent the past weekend campaigning for former Rep. Jim Ryun (R), who is trying to get back his old job representing the 2nd district after losing in 2006.
Arizona: Conservation Voters Give Kirkpatrick Nod
Rick Renzi (R), who is retiring. The seat is projected to be a top target for both Democrats and Republicans this fall.
Cornyn Fundraising for Senate Candidates
Bob Schaffer (R) is running against Rep. Mark Udall (D). In the Land of Enchantment, Rep. Steve Pearce (R) is taking on Rep. Tom Udall (D). The two Udalls are first cousins.
Nation: Whip Cracks His Way Through the Rust Belt
Deborah Pryce (R) in 2006. This time Kilroy faces state Sen. Steve Stivers (R) in November.
GOP: President’s Dinner Will Be Well-Done
“I’m optimistic that we’ll have one of the more successful President’s Dinners that we’ve had,” said Rep.
Democrats Plan to Move Unemployment Measure
The stand-alone bill, sponsored by Ways and Means Committee members Jim McDermott (D-Wash.) and Phil English (R-Pa.), would extend unemployment benefits by 13 weeks for most states, while states
Democrats Smell a Victory on GI Bill
continue fiddling and dithering about the best way to hold our troops hostage on other spending is extraordinarily irresponsible,” said Michael Steel, spokesman for House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio
Blue-Collar Seats May Vex DCCC
Kirk Schuring (R) are seeking to follow in the footsteps of retiring Rep. Ralph Regula (R). Clinton defeated Obama, 59 percent to 39 percent, in the 16th district.
RNC to Boost Lagging NRCC
The strategist described this joint fundraising committee as a way for House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), NRCC Chairman Tom Cole (Okla.) and the RNC to collaborate on providing funds for
Texas Transplants
Michael McCaul (R-Texas).
Davis Sees Wealth of Options
“I think I’m doing even better now, based on the speculation,” he said. Despite the shift in Congressional power, several sources on and off Capitol Hill agreed with that assessment.