Greenwood Named President of Biotechnology Association
And yet, though Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) and Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) feuded often with the Pennsylvania centrist, Greenwood would have been a shoo-in for re-election.
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Lott Keeping His ‘Options Open’
One of his first calls Wednesday morning was to offer some words of encouragement to Herman Cain, the African-American who came in second place in the Georgia Republican Senate primary.
Miller to Assist ‘Truth Squads’
“He’s going, generally, to be available for the broadest level of positioning,” said one senior Senate GOP aide with knowledge of the arrangement.
Indiana: Hostettler Has 32-Point Edge in New NRCC Poll
John Hostettler (R) well-positioned in his bid for re-election, even as Democrats are targeting the five-term incumbent this fall.
Hold the Mail
The House Administration Committee reminded lawmakers last week that those seeking re-election will be prohibited from sending franked mass mailings after Aug. 4.
Frist to Hit the Road for Three Senate Candidates
While thousands of Democrats gather in Boston next week for their presidential nominating convention, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) will be on the road himself, stumping for three Senate
Nine Senators Have Banked $5M
Republicans keep control of the Senate.
Frist’s Leadership PAC Becomes a Deep-Pocketed Player
While President Bush and his top political operatives reaped much of the credit for the GOP’s midterm victories in 2002, they are almost singularly focused on his re-election campaign this fall.
Novak Stirs the Pot — Again
Larry Craig (R-Idaho), who complained about not getting Senate consideration of his bill on immigrant agricultural workers.
TEXAS: NRA Boosts Lampson With Its Endorsement
Nick Lampson (D) received the backing of the National Rifle Association on Monday, an endorsement likely to bolster his re-election prospects in the Republican-leaning 2nd district.
Voters to Weigh in on McKinney
Levetan, a member of the state Senate Ethics Committee, maintains that she did noting improper, but she has refunded half of the $21,000 paid to Secrest in April back to her Senate account.
Greenwood Set To Leave House
In 2002, Tomlinson was re-elected in a close race against former Rep. Peter Kostmayer (D), who represented the 8th Congressional district before losing to Greenwood in 1992.
Senators Mull Kerry Scenarios
in the Bay State could leave the Senate in a state of paralysis.
Democrats Have Cash Edge
Chris John (La.) took in slightly more than $2 million each for their Senate contests. For Republicans, former Rep.
House May Vote on Incapacitation
Whether a third item — an item like re-basing the whole number of the House in the wake of a catastrophe — validly may be added to that category without amending the Constitution is a very serious question
Bush Expects to Help Candidates
Even as he wages his own struggle for re-election, President Bush is making plans to raise money and campaign aggressively for House and Senate candidates this fall, a senior White House official said
Ditka Bows Out?
Senate fliers still posted.
Members Fill DNC Roster
By Mark Preston Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle is leaving the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday night to return to South Dakota to campaign for his re-election bid, forcing him to miss Massachusetts
Utah: Incumbents Hold Huge Leads in Latest Polls
Rob Bishop (R) and Chris Cannon (R) — all winning re-election handily.
Lugar Nixes Change
In previous internal GOP inquiries on the matter, Lugar supported the re-designation. His decision to oppose it this time caught several Republicans by surprise.