Some Vulnerable Incumbents Broke
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) had more than $1.7 million in his campaign account at year’s end.
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Colorado: McInnis Announcement Expected Early Next Year
Scott McInnis (R) is giving every indication that he plans to run for the Senate seat being vacated in 2008 by Sen. Wayne Allard (R), with a formal announcement set to come early next year.
Miller’s Crossing
Tom Davis (R-Va.), also would grant Republican-leaning Utah a fourth House seat. — David M. Drucker and Elizabeth Brotherton
State Weighs Possible Primary Date Change
Arnold Schwarzenegger (R), have been complaining of late that the Golden State, with the biggest population in the nation, is overlooked and ignored in the quadrennial presidential nominating process.
New Mexico: Wilson Returns to the Chicken Dinner Circuit
Pete Domenici (R) decides to retire.
Nation: House Democratic Frosh Hosting PAC Fundraiser
Bob Beauprez (R-Colo.). — David M.
Illinois: McSweeney Airs First TV Ads of GOP Primary
Van Hilleary (R) 40 percent to 38 percent, and he was ahead of ex-Rep. Ed Bryant (R) 38 percent to 37 percent.
Georgia Media Consultant Says Collins Owes Him $15K
Mac Collins (R), seeking payment for media consulting work he claims he wasn’t paid for during Collins’ unsuccessful 2004 Senate bid.
First Lady of the Court
Jesse Helms (R-N.C.) to back her, despite her ambivalent record on abortion, and winning confirmation by a 99-0 vote. (Only the absence of Montana Democratic Sen.
Parks Statue Proposed for Statuary Hall
Brian Walsh, a spokesman for House Administration Chairman Bob Ney (R-Ohio), said in an e-mail that “no decision has yet been made” regarding the bill’s future, but that “the Chairman and the Committee
Kentucky: Conway Confers in D.C. on Northup Challenge
Anne Northup (R) in 2006.
Burgess Launches New Health Care Fellowship
Michael Burgess (R-Texas) as a health care Congressional fellow.
North Carolina: Shuler’s Big Score: Fan Club Crosses State Lines
Charles Taylor (R) next year.
Rhode Island: Talk About Currying Favor With Your Prof!
Maria Cantwell (D) after Dino Rossi (R) — who came within a whisper of winning the governorship last year — opted out of the Senate contest.
A Fork in the Road
K Street M&A. Buchanan Ingersoll, a Pennsylvania-based law firm that has made a big push into the lobbying arena over the past year, has acquired Hill Solutions, a small, defense-focused firm.
California: Bilbray Won’t Rule Out Political Comeback Try
Brian Bilbray (R) has not ruled out running for the open 50th district seat being vacated by Rep. Duke Cunningham (R) next year.
Louisiana: Consultant Tries to Set Record Straight on Memo
— David M. Drucker WISCONSINGOP Paid for Poll Just As Finley Took New Job Former Waukesha County Executive Dan Finley (R) was Republicans’ main hope for taking on Sen.
GOP Hopes Political Damage Will Be Minimal
By David M. Drucker and Josh Kurtz Roll Call Staff While Democrats are gloating that Rep.
Maryland: Steele, Wynn Share Table At CBC’s Fundraiser
Pete McCloskey (R) said Wednesday he will consider challenging Rep.
Nation: Dole, NRSC Launch Women’s Network
Susan Molinari (R-N.Y.) and Jennifer Dunn (R-Wash.). — Lauren W.