The Wild Bunch
M+R Strategies has hired Lindsay Roitman, a Democratic operative who managed the South Dakota Campaign for Healthy Families, the group behind an initiative passed by South Dakota voters in 2006 that overturned
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Fortune Cookie Says Sali Debt Will Shrink
Bill Sali (R) is asking supporters to help him retire a campaign debt of more than $200,000.
DSCC Tries to Gin Up Challenger With Poll
John Cornyn (R) could be vulnerable against a Democrat in 2008, when the first-term Senator is up for re-election.
Treasurer Reiterates His Disinterest in Senate Bid
Gordon Smith (R), as one candidate high on their list reiterated his unwillingness to run and declined even to say he is giving it consideration. In the wake of Rep.
Former Portland Mayor Doubts Smith Will Lose
Gordon Smith (R) next year.
Bruning, Hagel Sniping After Bruning Touts Poll
State Attorney General Jon Bruning (R) said in an interview Monday that he is moving closer every day to pulling the trigger on challenging Sen.
Global Take on Warming
As Johnson, and the Bush administration, consider their next steps, Roll Call Executive Editor Morton M.
Illinois: Hastert Continuing to Raise Campaign Cash
Norm Coleman (R).
Dent Puts a Little English in His Latest Fundraiser
Charlie Dent (R) is scheduled on Wednesday to hold a Washington, D.C., fundraiser featuring his Keystone State colleague, Phil English (R), as the special guest.
Udall Files Papers to Make Senate Bid Official
Wayne Allard (R) is retiring next year, and Republicans still are without an announced candidate in what is expected to be a heavily targeted race on both sides. Former Rep.
While Members Ponder, Activist Targets Smith
Gordon Smith (R) next year. Reps.
Colorado: Udall Files Papers to Make Senate Bid Official
Bob Schaffer (R), who lost the 2004 GOP Senate primary to beer magnate Pete Coors, continues to flirt with a Senate bid but has made no decision either way. — David M.
After ’06 Loss, LaRocco Eyes Challenge to Craig
Larry Craig (R). LaRocco lost his bid for Idaho’s No. 2 executive post to incumbent Lt. Gov. Jim Risch (R) by 19 points.
Unger a Democrat of Choice for Capito Race
Shelley Moore Capito (R) in 2008, is considering a run for Congress.
Massachusetts: Meehan’s Wife to Chair Tsongas’ House Race
— David M. Drucker IDAHO After ’06 Loss, LaRocco Eyes Challenge to Craig Fresh off of his losing bid for lieutenant governor, former Rep.
Republicans Fight for Right to Face Boyda
It appears as though a Republican primary is in the offing in the 2nd district, as state Treasurer Lynn Jenkins (R) has launched an exploratory committee to examine challenging Rep.
Washington: Mother-to-Be Hosting Fundraiser on Thursday
Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) is raising money. McMorris Rodgers, who is expecting her first child next month, has a fundraiser scheduled for Thursday.
Polls Bring Mixed News for Smith’s 3rd-Term Bid
Gordon Smith (R) — though an independent survey conducted in March shows him reasonably positioned to make a strong run at a third term.
Miller Aide Calls DCCC Web Ad a ‘Cheap’ Stunt
Gary Miller (R) and questions one of the claims the Congressman has made regarding the case.