Ney Ready to Act on 527 Regulation
“There’s no way it gets through the Senate, even if the House somehow passed it. I just don’t see that happening anytime soon, not with an election two months away.”
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Coleman Boosts NRSC Effort
Continuing his push to head up the Senate GOP’s 2006 campaign effort, Sen.
A Conservative Beachhead in NYC
Senate race on the Conservative line with just 39 percent of the vote.
Thune to Get Star Billing This Week
But his status as a hot commodity appears to have as much to do with the man he is trying to defeat — Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D) — as with Thune himself.
Pataki, Giuliani on ‘Collision Course’
.) — though several New York Republicans say that D’Amato, who has profited handsomely from his association with the governor since leaving the Senate, was himself not convinced that Pataki was ready for
Reed Got $4M From Scanlon
The Senate Indian Affairs Committee has scheduled a public hearing for Sept. 14 to begin reviewing the activities of Scanlon and Republican lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who together were paid in excess
Dingell Hits Milestone in the House
I’ve had the honor of working with giants in both the House and Senate.
Murkowski Wins Primary, But Democrats Claim Advantage
Frank Murkowski (R), to finish his Senate term in 2002 — by approving a similar law. Lt. Gov.
Recount Likely After N.C. Runoff
First elected to the state Senate in 1994, she now faces dentist Jim Harrell Jr. (D) in the general election. The 5th district seat is being vacated by Rep.
Bad Switch
Gramm was re-elected to the House in 1982 as a Democrat, resigned his seat two months later and stood for re-election as a Republican in a February 1983 special election.
Party Switches: From Admirable to Outrageous
Re-elected as a Democrat in November 1982, he resigned his seat two months later and stood for re-election as a Republican in a February 1983 special election.
Clinton Money Haul Tops ’06 List
Preparing for a potentially serious re-election challenge next cycle, Sen.
Party Switching Runs Deep in La.
He was not opposed for re-election in 1996. Rep. Jim McCrery (R) was a lifelong Democrat and a Congressional aide to then-Democratic Rep. Buddy Roemer in the early 1980s.
Lipinski Confirms Exit, Son in Line for Seat
Denise Majette (D) won the runoff last week to become the first woman and first black Georgian ever nominated for Senate.
Anti-Gay-Marriage Initiatives May Not Shape Race
Earlier this month, the movement to ban same-sex marriage suffered a serious setback, as Republicans in the Senate failed to muster enough support to hold a vote on a constitutional amendment barring
Bye-Bye, Birdie
The potty mouth this time around apparently is Dick Wadhams, campaign manager for South Dakota GOP Senate candidate John Thune. Sen.
Democrats Bitter Over ‘Cowardly’ Alexander’s Party Switch
David Vitter (R-La.), who is running for the state’s open Senate seat, endorsed Alexander in the 5th district race, adding: “I am excited to welcome Rodney Alexander to the Republican party.”
Reversal of Fortune?
Hoping to reinvigorate a race that has largely disappeared from the national radar, Senate Democrats are casting the primary defeat of Missouri Gov.
Democrat Intends to Run a Hard Race Against Wolf
When it comes to Members who are considered safe bets for re-election, 12-term Rep. Frank Wolf (R-Va.) is about as entrenched as they come.
TENNESSEE: Hart Wins Primary, but Tanner to Cruise in Nov.
Alaska Knowles, Murkowski Running Neck-and-Neck Mirroring preceding polls in the closely watched Senate race, former Gov. Tony Knowles (D) leads Sen.